Nathan Hare, a scholar and writer who helped shape Black empowerment movements in the 1960s, including a five-month strike by students and faculty members at San Francisco State College that led to ...

Dr. Nathan Hare, renowned as the Father of Black Studies for coining "ethnic studies," passed away at the age of 91, leaving behind a lasting legacy in academia and advocacy for the Black community.

This article, originally titled “The Black Hare of Halcott,” first ran in the October 1968 issue. “IF THE HOUNDS don’t bring that rabbit around soon, Dad, it will be too dark to shoot,” said my ...