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Covering the Bronco Nation.

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Martin Luther King: Interesting Facts

Martin Luther King: Interesting Facts

The Rider Online Staff
January 20, 2025

Here are some interesting facts about Martin Luther King. Birth name: Michael Luther King Jr His father was also named Michael Luther King, but changed his first name to Martin when he became a minister. The younger Michael changed his name to Martin as well, initially against his father's...

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Jackie Robinson became the first African American to play in the Major League.

Top 10 Black Athletes of All Time

Isaiah Manning, Staff Writer
January 31, 2022

Thierry Henry  Thierry Henry played striker for Arsenal and Barcelona from 1994 to 2010. Henry is widely known as one of the greatest strikers of all time and one of the best players in the history of the Premier League. Henry led Arsenal in all-time goals and succeeded against the odds in Europe with...

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Quiroz compares the entertainment industry of the past to the present.

African American Portrayal In Film Then and Now

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
February 27, 2021

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Modern Must-See Black TV Shows

Modern Must-See Black TV Shows

Sarah Akande, Sports Editor
February 25, 2021

As a young black kid, clicking through channels on the television presented several shows and movies with white families as the main characters. Over the years, though, the diversity in the TV industry escalated significantly. Shows today follow the lives of African-American characters and how they deal...

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Akande writes about her experience navigating her identity as a young Black woman in a predominantly white area.

It’s Not The Same Anymore

Sarah Akande, Editor-In-Chief
February 23, 2021

African booty scratcher. Why do you talk white? You’re pretty for a dark skin girl. Is that your real hair?  Every microaggression chips away at my mental stability and builds racial trauma that plagues my mind. I always rethought the way I talked around certain people. The way I dressed. I tried...

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Chavez and Micheal write about often unrecognized Black women that played key roles in African American freedom.

Unknown Black Female Heroes

Arnoldo Chavez and Sierra Micheal
February 9, 2021

Every time people discuss Black Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks are some of the most well-known activists because of their efforts for the Civil Rights Movements and other progressive works, but the best advocates are the ones we don’t know.  Jane Bolin (1908-2007) As the first black woman...

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Banks writes about her struggles as a Japanese American during Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

It’s Not Just Hair

Nina Banks, News Editor
February 8, 2021

For Black people, hair defines a large part of our culture and identity. Dating back to slavery, enslavers forced women to cover their hair which signified inferiority to their masters. In the early 1900s, Black women permanently straightened their hair with perms in an attempt to assimilate into society....

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Black Inspired Fashion Trends

Black Inspired Fashion Trends

Jordyn Folsom, Editor-In-Chief
February 4, 2021

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On June 5, 2020, thousands of protestors gathered at Mansfield High School, and marched down to City Hall to speak up against racial injustice in America.

Black Lives Matter: Not A Moment But A Movement

Sarah Akande, Editor-In-Chief
February 3, 2021

Three words sparked a revolution. “I can’t breathe.” Under the heat of the sun, Black Lives Matter supporters held up signs and yelled chants in remembrance of lives lost because of police brutality. George Floyd died in Minneapolis after a police officer handcuffed and restrained him with force...

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Quiroz writes a review about Soul and addresses the representation of African American characters in Disney movies.

Review: Soul

Evelyn Quiroz, Entertainment Editor
February 2, 2021

When it comes to children’s movies, themes like friendship, optimism, and acceptance become overused, but Pixar’s movie Soul released on Dec. 25 portrays a different message. A message both kids and adults can learn from. Soul follows Joe Gardner, a jazz band teacher, played by Jamie Foxx and 22,...

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