Her Campus at UT

Her Campus member Karolyne having a fantastic time at Goat Yoga! 🤩 🐐

Thank you Crumbl Cookies for this fantastic merch! 🤩 These Her Campus gals can’t wait to visit your new location in South Tampa!! 🍪

Happy Sunday!! Only 4 more weeks of the semester!! 😱 You got this! 🥰

Happy Monday!! Have a great week gals! 🤩

Beautiful day today!! ✨What’s your favorite thing to do on a sunny day!! ☀️ My fav is going to the beach!! 🏖

Fun fact Friday! Women have a larger pupil than men and blink 19 times in a minute whereas men only blink 11 times, I can see better already!!

Hope everyone had a fantastic spring break! Classes start tomorrow! Are you ready? 😳

💞Have a fantastic spring break everyone!! 💞

Who’s ready for spring break?? I know I am! 🤩What’s everyone’s plans? ☀️

Fannie Barrier Williams was an influential educator and activist who was a staunch advocate for freed slaves in the South. She spoke at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893, expressing her concern over the lack of Blacks on the Board of Control for that cultural event. She helped found organizations such as the National League of Colored Women, the National Association of Colored Women, and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. She also supported women's suffrage and in 1907, was the only African-American chosen to eulogize Susan B. Anthony at the 1907 National American Women Suffrage Association convention.



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https://www.chicagotribune.com/featured/sns-ws-black-women-changed-american-history-20211230-tq2rftmvkbamxg4iv5m5bfd67a-photogallery.html