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Nothing like seeing the Fisk University Gymnastics Team at the Howard University v NCCU basketball game today! My Fiskites make me proud. Her sons and daughters are ever on the altar. #FiskUniversity

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a woman in a red dress is sitting on a couch and smiling while another woman says yaaass . ALT: a woman in a red dress is sitting on a couch and smiling while another woman says yaaass .

#TOWNBIZNESS
#FISKUNIVERSITY
#HBCU

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Born in the aftermath of slavery, Fisk quickly became one of the nation’s leading Black institutions of higher learning.

Knowledge builds futures—even when the world says you shouldn’t have one. INerasable.

#OnThisDay #FiskUniversity #HBCU #BlackEducation #HigherEducation #GoBulldogs

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Today's featured university icon is Jubilee Hall at Fisk University in Nashville, Tennessee.

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#FiskUniversity

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Nashville inaugure premier musée américain de musique gospel 2025

Nashville inaugure premier musée américain de musique gospel 2025

#ActualitésInternationales #AmyGrant #AndraeCrouch #BridgestoneArena #Cecewinans #CommerceStreet #FiskJubileeSingers #FiskUniversity #Gaither #GMADoveAwards #GmaGospelMusicHallOfFame #GospelMusicAssociation #JackiePatillo #jennjohnson #JohnnyCash #MahaliaJackson #MikeCurb #MuseumOfChristianGospelMus

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RIP to Dr. Paul T. Kwami, the long-time music director since 1994, who passed away last month. He was 70. 🙏🏾💙💛 #FiskForever #FiskUniversity

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@rwack.bsky.social @deardean22.bsky.social @kitterface.bsky.social @almasuono.bsky.social #History #BlackSky #Fisk #FiskUniversity #Jubilee

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The 48 hour Radiothon is under way for #WFSKJazzy88 #fiskuniversity They’ll be back outside Saturday if you want to stop by for an in person donation. You can listen & make donations from their website.

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A horizontal color photo of a group of Fisk Pre-Med students sitting on the stairs on campus

A horizontal color photo of a group of Fisk Pre-Med students sitting on the stairs on campus

Pre-Med Fisk University students during summer session in 1981 in Nashville, Tennessee

See more at www.grannisvintagenashville.com. We always have prints and products for purchase!

#nashville #nashvillehistory #blackhistory #fiskuniversity #fisk #premed #vintagenashville #oldphoto #photoarchive

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National Museum of African American Music to Launch Immersive Fisk Jubilee Singers Exhibit ShareTweetShareThe National Museum of African American Music (NMAAM) in Nashville will debut a major new exhibition on May 10, 2025, celebrating the enduring legacy of one of the most influential voca...

The National Museum of African American Music is launching an immersive Fisk Jubilee Singers exhibit.

#FiskUniversity #HBCU

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#SpelmanCollege #HowardUniversity #FloridaAM #TuskegeeUniversity #MorehouseCollege #XavierUniversityOfLouisiana #HamptonUniversity #NorthCarolinaAT #ClaflinUniversity #DelawareStateUniversity #HBCUGymnastics #RepresentationMatters #Perfect10 #BlackExcellence #HBCUpride
#fiskuniversity

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Zora Neale Hurston was an anthropologist and literary giant, perhaps best known for her novel Their Eyes Were Watching God. In both her research and writing, Hurston's work centered on Black stories, experiences, and culture, both in the American South and in the African diaspora.

As a young adult, Hurston attended Howard University to pursue an associate's degree. Her legacy at the institution is still felt to this day as she was the co-founder of The Hilltop, the nation's oldest still-running Black collegiate newspaper. Though Hurston was posthumously celebrated for her contributions to literature, during her life she was often underpaid and remained in poverty for much of her career and up until her death in 1960.

This quiet, refined 1926 portrait by Harlem Renaissance artist Aaron Douglas shows Hurston sitting in a chair wearing a brown cloche hat and burnt orange coat with a fur stole. Her tremendous energy for life was legendary, but here she’s calm, relaxed, and at ease in the company of a friend.

Douglas's paintings and illustrations often pulsate with the energy and optimism of the Harlem Renaissance, that extraordinary flowering of African-American culture that burst forth in New York in the 1920s and 1930s. While he was not the first black artist to find inspiration in his African heritage, he was the first to consistently blend African imagery with contemporary subject matter and in modernist forms. Douglas, who has been called "the father of black American art," became a premier visual artist of the Harlem Renaissance.

Zora Neale Hurston was an anthropologist and literary giant, perhaps best known for her novel Their Eyes Were Watching God. In both her research and writing, Hurston's work centered on Black stories, experiences, and culture, both in the American South and in the African diaspora. As a young adult, Hurston attended Howard University to pursue an associate's degree. Her legacy at the institution is still felt to this day as she was the co-founder of The Hilltop, the nation's oldest still-running Black collegiate newspaper. Though Hurston was posthumously celebrated for her contributions to literature, during her life she was often underpaid and remained in poverty for much of her career and up until her death in 1960. This quiet, refined 1926 portrait by Harlem Renaissance artist Aaron Douglas shows Hurston sitting in a chair wearing a brown cloche hat and burnt orange coat with a fur stole. Her tremendous energy for life was legendary, but here she’s calm, relaxed, and at ease in the company of a friend. Douglas's paintings and illustrations often pulsate with the energy and optimism of the Harlem Renaissance, that extraordinary flowering of African-American culture that burst forth in New York in the 1920s and 1930s. While he was not the first black artist to find inspiration in his African heritage, he was the first to consistently blend African imagery with contemporary subject matter and in modernist forms. Douglas, who has been called "the father of black American art," became a premier visual artist of the Harlem Renaissance.

Miss Zora Neale Hurston by Aaron Douglas (American) - Pastel on canvas / 1926 - Fisk University Galleries (Nashville, Tennessee) #womeninart #art #pastelart #AaronDouglas #artwork #pastel #FiskUniversityGalleries #fineart #AfricanAmericanArt #AfricanAmericanArtist #HarlemRenaissance #FiskUniversity

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A vertical black and white film photo of three men dressed in suits holding and smiling at a piece of paper while standing in front of a large painting

A vertical black and white film photo of three men dressed in suits holding and smiling at a piece of paper while standing in front of a large painting

Gentlemen from Fisk University and Gulf Oil in 1965 Nashville, Tennessee

Here’s the link to many more for purchase and take 25% off with code: vintagelove, only 4 days left!

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#nashville #fisk #fiskuniversity #nashvillehistory #blackhistory

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This lady will go to the Olympics, make my words on this one. #fiskuniversity

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Rising Star Morgan Price Makes History as First HBCU Gymnast to Score a Perfect 10! Morgan Price of Fisk University has cemented her place in history, becoming the first gymnast representing a Historically Black College or University… The post Rising Star Morgan Price Makes History as First HBCU Gymnast to Score a Perfect 10! appeared…

Rising Star Morgan Price Makes History as First HBCU Gymnast to Score a Perfect 10!: Morgan Price of Fisk University has cemented her place in history, becoming the first gymnast representing a Historically Black College or University…


The… #MorganPrice #HBCU #Gymnastics #Perfect10 #FiskUniversity

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#otd in 2000 #FiskUniversity alumna, WWII veteran, civil rights activist, Edna May Griffin died at age 80. Beginning in 1948 she led & organized protests, filed law suits that led to end of discriminatory practices in Iowa businesses.
#hbcuexcellence
#blackhistorymonth
#hbcuhistoryisblackhistory

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January 9   Founding of Fisk University
January 9 Founding of Fisk University YouTube video by Take 5 with Fanae - 5

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Most often we hear the history of the Fisk University Jubilee Singers - as we should - they helped save Fisk University from financial devastation - However- what about the University itself?
#blackhistory #FiskUniversity @blackhistoryusa.bsky.social @blackhistorydb.bsky.social

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Where are all my Fiskites at on here?! 💙💛 #hbcugrad #fiskuniversity #blacksky

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A Black woman professor with short natural curly hair smiling widely for a photo in front of a stage for the annual UMN Equity and Diversity breakfast. She’s wearing a burgundy top and long blazer with a pink flower skirt and burgundy glasses. She’s holding a bouquet of flowers with congrats balloons.

A Black woman professor with short natural curly hair smiling widely for a photo in front of a stage for the annual UMN Equity and Diversity breakfast. She’s wearing a burgundy top and long blazer with a pink flower skirt and burgundy glasses. She’s holding a bouquet of flowers with congrats balloons.

A long award that reads University of Minnesota Josie R. Johnson Human Rights and Social Justice Award from the Office of Equity and Diversity 2024 Angeline Dukes.

A long award that reads University of Minnesota Josie R. Johnson Human Rights and Social Justice Award from the Office of Equity and Diversity 2024 Angeline Dukes.

I am deeply honored to be the 2024 recipient of the Josie R. Johnson Human Rights & Social Justice Award ✨

Both Dr. Johnson and I are proud alumnae of #FiskUniversity 💙💛 & know what it means to be the “first Black woman” in a room.

I will always do the hard work to ensure I’m never the last.

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Let's celebrate! The first women's artistic gymnastics team at an HBCU starts at #FiskUniversity! Read the details in Issue #119 of our "We Are Speaking" Substack publication and please consider subscribing.
https://bit.ly/3cfJPh9

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