Black Expression May 1970

Black Expression May 1970

African American college students

African American college students -- Conduct of life

African American college students -- Social conditions

College student newspapers and periodicals

Publications

Student activities

Student unions -- North Carolina -- Cullowhee

Western Carolina University -- Students

This May 1970, 8-page newspaper titled The Black Expression was published by Black Students United for Liberation and sought to share the experience of African Americans on campus. Founded in 1968, the Black Students United for Liberation was formed to promote unity among African American students. In 1973 the name changed to the Organization of Ebony Students. The organization is now called the Black Student Union and continues to promote the interests of WCU’s African American student body through cultural and educational activities and is open to all cultures.

Black Students United for Liberation

University Archives

Hunter Library Digital Collections, Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, NC 28723

1970-05

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Jackson County (N.C.)

Cullowhee (N.C.)

16.5" x 11.5"(dimension)

8 pages(pages)

Western Carolina University: Making Memories