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Clementine’s art style is simplistic, direct and has very bold color choices. I like how she is using vibrant colours

I found this article while going through TKS archives from the Knox academic year 1968-1969. Bernice Johnson, a senior at

This archival research project has been the coolest thing I’ve done at Knox. It was so unbelievably fascinating to see

This is a small portion of a much larger statement submitted by SNCC, Student Non-violent Coordinating Community in 1966. It

We spent a few minutes observing Clementine Hunter’s quilt. I saw flowers (perhaps red tulips) and buildings, likely houses. I

In 1980, Alfreda Dortch Williams donated a book to Knox College called “Black at Carleton, 1966-1979”. Inside are interviews about

Above are invitations that were sent to writers and activists to speak at the Racial Crisis Symposium at Knox in

This was one of the first pieces that drew my eye in the pieces we were shown in the first

While inside the archives, we were shown several visual works by Clementine Hunter. Through most of our research into the

Amiri Baraka is one of the most important figures within the Black Power Movement. His plays touched the nation, especially