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How frustrating that “special issues” like these are still necessary.

"I viewed myself as having to overcome disadvantages that might hinder my success."

An Interview with Aaliyah Joseph '22.

"After I left the College, both race and gender became primary causes for me as a divorced Black woman navigating the corporate world."

Trees are symbols of knowledge, strength, and endurance.

I was an outlander and have so remained.

Doesn’t everyone deserve to be loved?

"I cry in love and compassion for all of Earth’s children, and I pray for them too!"

The work of many students, faculty, and staff made it possible to construct this timeline, which is based on information currently available.

Alumnae/i from across generations share evolving stories of being Black at BMC.