Nineteen Fifty-Six Vol.4 Issue 2
Our latest magazine issue, Rooted, delves into the complexities surrounding the black family and the stigmas that often accompany conversations about it. From generational trauma to stereotypes perpetuated by the media, we examine the challenges faced by black families and the resilience and strength that bind them together. However, Rooted also celebrates the beauty and richness of black family life and culture, showcasing the love, unity, and traditions that make these families truly unique. Join us as we explore the multifaceted narratives of the black family and honor their history and heritage.
Our latest magazine issue, Rooted, delves into the complexities surrounding the black family and the stigmas that often accompany conversations about it. From generational trauma to stereotypes perpetuated by the media, we examine the challenges faced by black families and the resilience and strength that bind them together. However, Rooted also celebrates the beauty and richness of black family life and culture, showcasing the love, unity, and traditions that make these families truly unique. Join us as we explore the multifaceted narratives of the black family and honor their history and heritage.
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Dear Black Students,<br />
You do matter. The numerous achievements and talents of<br />
Black students deserve to be recognized. As of Fall 2023,<br />
11% of students on campus identified as Black or African<br />
American. Black students are disproportionately underrepresented<br />
in various areas on campus. <strong>Nineteen</strong> <strong>Fifty</strong>-<strong>Six</strong><br />
is a Black student-led magazine that amplifies the voices<br />
within the University of Alabama’s Black community. It<br />
also seeks to educate students from all backgrounds on<br />
culturally important issues and topics in an effort to produce<br />
socially-conscious, ethical and well-rounded citizens.
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