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Shortly after the Voting Rights Act of 1964, many more Black people were free to vote without obstruction. Photo by Marion Trikosko on Unsplash.

BHM: History of black voting rights in America

Aiden Bonilla
February 28, 2023
One of three pieces made from athletic towels in the exhibition, Cool Red encourages Black viewers to define themselves with words and erase the hateful words placed onto them.

BHM: Weaving of Black artists in Noel Anderson’s work

Michelle Quan
February 28, 2023
Athletes such as Simone Biles and Venus and Serena Williams are some of the more well known black female athletes today. Photo courtesy of BBC Sports

BHM: Black female athletes that dominate in sports

Katie Dikes
February 27, 2023
BSU typically plays games like jeopardy and trivia during their meetings. Photo by Kaelin Gaydos

BHM: Black Student Union brings Manual community together

Kaelin Gaydos, Ava Blair
February 26, 2023
Pictured above is Raven Wilkinson in Ballet Russe de Monte Carlos performance of Les Sylphides                   Image is fair use

BHM: Black ballerinas breaking stereotypes

Lydia Morgan
February 24, 2023
Marie Van Brittan Browns home security system design. Photo courtesy of blackpast.org

BHM: Black inventors’ most impactful creations

Katie Dikes
February 16, 2023
Tramel Fain poses with one of his portraits. Fain is a local black artist with murals around Louisville. Photo courtesy of Tramel Fain.

BHM: Tramel Fain makes Louisville colorful

Macy Waddle
February 28, 2022
Louisville is home to many local, black-owned businesses. Here, we highlight the staffs favorites and the people behind the business. Graphic by Molly Gregory

BHM STAFF EDITORIAL: RedEye highlights local Black-owned businesses

RedEye Staff
February 24, 2022
Graphic by Mya Cummins.

BHM: Five facts about Black History Month

Ofelia Mattingly
February 18, 2022
Throughout her years as an activist and scholar, Davis had to define for herself what feminism meant as a Black woman living in an oppressive society.

BHM: How Angela Davis transformed intersectional feminism

Michelle Quan
February 13, 2022
Maya Angelou will be featured on the quarter until 2025. Graphic by Molly Gregory.

BHM: Maya Angelou quarter to be shipped out until 2025

Kaelin Gaydos
February 11, 2022
Althea Gibson hoisting her trophy shortly after winning the French Open.

BHM: Three Black success stories you might have not heard of

Ana Rodriguez
February 3, 2022
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