Nineteen Fifty-Six Magazine

Nineteen Fifty-Six is the first Black student-led magazine at the University of Alabama through the Office of Student Media. Nineteen Fifty-Six celebrates and focuses on Black culture, Black excellence, and Black student experiences at the University of Alabama. The magazine is named after the year, 1956, that the first Black student, Autherine Lucy Foster, was allowed to enroll at the University of Alabama. She was only on campus for three days before being expelled by the Board of Trustees. Neverthelees, Foster took the first step and played a huge role in allowing Black students to be able to attend the University. Tionna Taite, founding Editor in Chief, decided to name the magazine after that year to connect to the history of Black students on campus. Just like Autherine Lucy Foster paved the way, now Tionna and her team are paving the way for other minority students to have a voice at the University of Alabama with the publication Nineteen Fifty-Six magazine.

网站

1956magazine.ua.edu

Nineteen Fifty-Six Magazine的外部链接

所属行业

期刊出版业

规模

11-50 人

总部

Tuscaloosa，Alabama

类型

合营企业