The Black Voice

The Black Voice Since 1968, The Black Voice has engaged Black peoples at SU in intellectual, economic, educational,

Founded in 1968, The Black Voice has the distinction of being the first publication of its kind at a predominately white institution, Syracuse University. Established by a group of dedicated undergraduates, The Black Voice is a general interest publication that seeks to engage and further the intellectual, economic, educational, political, social and cultural dialogue of Black peoples at Syracuse

University and the greater Syracuse community. For more than 40 years, students took great care to pass on this vital institution from one class to the next.

02/08/2022
12/22/2016

President Obama’s decision this week to issue 78 Christmas season pardons — the most of his presidency — should have special meaning for veterans of the civil rights movement. Among the recipients was former Pittsburgh City Council member Sala Udin, a onetime Freedom Rider who was beaten up register...

12/16/2016

Ta-Nehisi Coates discusses the racial barriers President Obama had to overcome.
►Watch the extended interview: http://on.cc.com/2hGAUYc

12/13/2016

THISSSSS!!!!

Check out this great article written by our 2014-2015 Editor in Chief Danielle S. Reed
12/13/2016

Check out this great article written by our 2014-2015 Editor in Chief Danielle S. Reed

"...you see it within the first two years in the tech world that you’re just being consumed as a pillar of knowledge instead of a pillar of greatness."

His mentee calls him the "Atlanta Dr. King." Demarquez Black Grissom
12/13/2016

His mentee calls him the "Atlanta Dr. King." Demarquez Black Grissom

Demaquez "BLACK" Grissom is a Syracuse University student whose passion for helping the youth is a primary motivator in all aspects of his life. Produced…

11/29/2016

The Black Voice is making a comeback and will soon be an active publication again! The importance and historical significance of the outlet make it a powerful medium for representing the reality of black life at Syracuse University. If you are a currently enrolled SU or ESF student who would like to join the cause we are currently looking for new members to add a refreshing perspective. If at all interested please apply today: http://blackvoicesu.com/site/join-the-staff/

Thoughts?
10/06/2015

Thoughts?

In between the lines of the glossy pages touched with the Kardashian spell, the Obamas have been blurred out for a family that has not used their stan-factor to offer any substantial social impact in this country.

09/03/2015

Be part of a rich legacy. Join the staff of The Black Voice today!

blackvoicesu.com/join

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