Commentary: The story behind ‘Black Girls Don’t Get Love’
The goal of “Black Girls Don’t Get Love” is to use storytelling to foster community among women and girls of color.
The goal of “Black Girls Don’t Get Love” is to use storytelling to foster community among women and girls of color.
Acknowledging that gentrification is wrong does not equate to an understanding of why gentrification is in fact “bad.”
Despite the industry’s general focus on objectivity, our individual perspectives play an essential role in the way we tell stories.
Earthlings is a group founded by several Ithaca College students that focuses on telling and sharing stories.
Christina Tudor shares her Planned Parenthood story in light of the recent attacks against the organization. Her story begins in September 2013 and continues into the present as Planned Parenthood continues to be the catalyst for her activism.
I found myself a nice piece of bus station floor and spread out my sleeping bag. I sat down and ate my fries quickly, hoping to catch a nap before my next bus. A man with his own basket of fries, smothered in cheese sauce, approached me.
“That’s a nice set up you got there, mind if I join you?”
On April 24–27, Ithaca will host its first fringe festival, featuring five different acts. Fringe festivals usually deliver unconventional performances.
Regina Carpenter, a lecturer in the Department of Communication Studies, creates a class that requires students to tell stories every week.