Black Love: Rooted, Radiant, Revolutionary
This Black History Month, we celebrate Black Love in all its powerful forms—sacrificial and unconditional love, self-love, familial bonds, deep friendship, and romantic intimacy. We honor how love has sustained, empowered, and transformed Black communities across generations. From ancestral resilience to modern expressions of joy, connection, and community care, we uplift Black Love as a radical force for healing, unity, and liberation.
Special thanks to the 2026 Black History Month Planning Committee and the Black Cultural Center for leading the month’s celebration.
Events
- February
- February 14Faith, Justice, and Pluralistic FuturesInterfaith Bioethics Conference9:00 AM, Symphony Room, Gordon Dining and Event Center
- February 15Faith, Justice, & Pluralistic FuturesInterfaith Bioethics Conference11:30 AM, Symphony Room, Gordon Dining and Event Center
- February 27
Black History Month Planning Committee
Caasi Woji – Co-chair
Janiya Williams – Social Media
Kayla Ollie – Co-chair
Kennedy Young – Graphics
Lauren Adams – Advisor
Lillian Metekai – Graphics
Avril Nauden
Christian Robinson
Christine Idowu
EJ Mainu
Indigo Keith
Jada Young
Janiah Smith
Jordan Edwards
Jordyn Hawkins
Kaleb Hulon
Layah Johnson
Madison Hird
Makaylah Maxwell
Mikayla Patterson
Nylah Young
Ticaelah Bridges
Donate to the Black Cultural Center
Special thanks to the 2026 Black History Month Student Planning Committee
Questions?
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