US EditionAt Howard, Protest Is Tradition. So Why Ban Kneeling?
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At Howard, Protest Is Tradition. So Why Ban Kneeling?
The women of Howard University are taught to push boundaries. From novelist Toni Morrison and former Vice President Kamala Harris to fashion designer Kahlana Barfield Brown and actress Taraji P. Henson, Howard women show that Black women were never the afterthought of movements — we were often the architects of them. As a Howard alumna, I carry that legacy with pride. That’s why I’m joining the growing outcry from students and alumni across the …
Howard University women continue national anthem protest
Howard University made a statement in the MEAC opener, before the national anthem and after it. The biggest statement from the MEAC regular-season champions on Wednesday wasn’t just the 75-43 win over South Carolina State to advance to the semifinals. It was that Howard continued its decision to sit out the national anthem, a team-wide approach that has become part of its identity since 2020. National anthem: The rule and Howard’s workaround Ho…
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