Nate Howard
Nate Howard (born July 5, 1991), is an professional speaker, poet and activist. Howard landed on the front page of LA Times for sparking a movement against racial profiling at USC. He has also wrote and recorded poetry for artist Ty Dolla Sign.[1][2] In 2016, Howard was named to NBCBLK's inaugural list for top African Americans making history age 28 and younger.[3]
Education[edit]
In 2013, Howard received a Bachelor of Arts (Communication; Entrepreneurship, Music Industry) from the University of Southern California, Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.[4]
USC and racial profiling[edit]
In 2013, Howard organized a house party at USC, attended mostly by African-American students, that was broken up by "almost 80 officers" in riot gear as well as a helicopter after receiving noise complaints. Six students were arrested.[5] Following the incident, about 100?students, "mostly black and Latino, some holding signs that read, "We are scholars not criminals.""[6] Howard claimed a nearby party, "primarily attended by white USC students" was not shut down., [7][8][9]
References[edit]
- ↑ "USC Students Allege Racial Profiling By LAPD".
- ↑ "5 Political Messages From Ty Dolla $ign's "Campaign"".
- ↑ "#NBCBLK28: Nate Howard: The Literary Advocate".
- ↑ CV
- ↑ USC Students Allege Racial Profiling By LAPD
- ↑ USC Students Allege Racial Profiling By LAPD
- ↑ Nate Howard: LAPD Faces Yet Another Accusation Of Racial Profiling After Breaking Up Mostly-Minority Graduation Party
- ↑ LAPD Launches Probes Into Student-Officer Clash at USC Party
- ↑ USC Minority Students Allege Racial Profiling By LAPD After House Party « CBS Los Angeles
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