Surviving R. Kelly: Black Girls Deserve Better
By: Erin Flood ('19), Staff Writer If they were white girls, would we as a society care more? Would we have done a better job at protecting them? Would R.…
Marsai Martin: Igniting Young Black America
By: Kori Yelverton ('22), Staff Writer When you drive out to a movie theater to see a box office hit, you may not be expecting for the movie to be…
HUES: Elizabeth Howard
By: Carmen Chamblee ('22), Staff Photographer/Videographer Black in is back with your new favorite new series spotlighting the many Black creatives across UNC's campus! This month's feature is on Elizabeth…
Black Women Can Drink Tea Too
By: Ajani Anderson ('21), Staff Writer Standing in front of Amy Sherald’s painting ‘Miss Everything,’ I feel like a little girl again. The painting depicts a girl. Her hands, clad…
Soulja Boy…A LEGGENDDD?!
By: Kierra Pittman ('20), Staff Writer Photo courtesy of: https://www.albumoftheyear.org/artist/5970-soulja-boy/ In honor of Black History Month, it’s only right to acknowledge a black pioneer of this generation’s music-Soulja Boy.…
Letter from the Editor
Happy Fall LDOC All, It's officially that season, y'all. Stress levels are increasing, time is decreasing, the weather is getting colder. It's time for finals, yay -__- The good news…
B(l)ack to B(l)ack: 2018 Mister & Miss UNC
By: Kelley Traynham ('20), Staff Writer Pictured (L-R): Aaron Epps ’18, Myra Parker ’19, Alton Peques ’19, and Micheline Amisi ’18 (Photo credit: Haley Frace ’20) Homecoming 2018 would be…
HUES: Jazmine Bunch
By: Carmen Chamblee ('22), Staff Photographer Here at Black Ink, we will be implementing a new series that does video profiles of Black creatives on our campus. With so many…
2018 Music Review
By: Kiara Wilkerson ('22), Staff Writer From hip-hop, to soul, to rap, to R&B, here are some of 2018’s hottest albums. J.Cole- K.O.D. April 20, 2018 Cole shocked everyone when…
Dear Michael B. Jordan
By: Whitney Kouaho ('20), Managing Editor About a month ago, Michael Bae—I mean…B—Jordan, made some questionable statements about the state of folklore and mythology in the Black community. He asserted…
