The Dish
Supporting Young Black Venture Capitalists
New group founded by Frederick Groce, ’14, MA ’15, seeks to ‘pay it forward.’
by Diana Aguilera
Features
What It Was Like to Be an African American Freshman in 1962
A tiny but historic cohort of African American students entered Stanford on the vanguard of the civil rights movement. This is how it felt.
Features
The Story Behind ‘Homegoing’
Yaa Gyasi, ’11, was a Stanford sophomore when she visited her native Ghana on a research mission. Seven years later, the debut novel her trip inspired became an international sensation.
by Sam Scott
Departments
The Believer
Rev. Darrell Armstrong, ’91, devotes himself to Trenton’s troubled youth.
by Johann Calhoun
Departments
Netflix’s Latest Marvel
Cheo Hodari Coker, ’94, brings a Black superhero to the screen.
by Pamela K. Johnson
