Producer/Host: Gina Logue Guest: Dr. Adonijah Bakari Synopsis: The history professor describes his aspirations as the director of the Africana Studies program.
The new director of MTSU’s Africana Studies Program was the guest on a recent “MTSU On the Record” radio program. Host Gina Logue’s interview with Adonijah..
Many Americans, whether they’re observers or participants, are feeling overwhelmed by 2020’s onslaught of protests, pandemics and politics, but members of an MTSU panel say..
MTSU is welcoming a history scholar, a working journalist and a First Amendment expert Wednesday, Sept. 16, for a free, public Zoom discussion on America’s..
As history happens before our eyes in demonstrations across the country and in local communities, MTSU’s Albert Gore Research Center is reaching out to obtain..
African American members of Nashville’s music industry will continue their groundbreaking conversation this Thursday, June 11, with a follow-up panel to answer an “outpouring of..
MTSU’s WMOT-FM Roots Radio 89.5 will join a nationwide remembrance of slain Minnesota resident George Floyd this Tuesday, June 9, when the station plays the..
Recording artist Mickey Guyton and music industry executive Shannon Sanders are among the panelists in a Tuesday, June 2, virtual discussion, “Being African American in the..
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