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Why Dress And Appearance Matter At Black Colleges

Why Dress And Appearance Matter At Black Colleges When the school year began at Dillard University, a historically-black institution (HBCU) located in New Orleans, returning male students asked everyone to wear professional dress to classes. This meant suits and ties, looking the part of the man of business affairs, politics or law. Maybe even a…

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Real Significance of The AFROPUNK Festival Is Already Much More Than Just Music Festival, It Became a Part Of Black Culture

August 28, 2015 Anastasia Afro Caribbean rhythms, Afro-punk spirit, AFROPUNK Festival, Alice Cooper, American rock, Bad Brains, Band Called Death, Black Culture, Black Rock Coalition, Brooklyn, celebration, death, Detroit band Death, Dope, film, funk rock, group of musicians, hard rock, hardcore, Ice-T, important cultural events, Jamaican immigrants, James Spooner, jazz, Music Festival, nonetheless, performances, punk historians, punk musicians, Significance of, The Who, United Kingdom

Real Significance of The AFROPUNK Festival Is Already Much More Than Just Music Festival, It Became a Part Of Black Culture! One of the most important cultural events in the history of the American rock experience recently took place in Brooklyn. The AFROPUNK Festival turned 10 years old in 2015; however, it is important to…