FUture Black Leaders:

founded on October 26th 2016 in C207.

The club served a safe space for students at Fishers High school who wanted to see change in their school


Black Student Unions (BSUs) play a crucial role in fostering a sense of belonging, empowerment, and representation for Black students, particularly in predominantly white schools. Here are several reasons why BSUs are important in such educational environments:

FUture Black Leaders was

Incorporated on June 20th 2023.

The goal is to continue the mission of Empowering Black Leaders Post Graduation of High school and College


Future Black Leaders Inc is a Non-Profit dedicated to Continuing the Mission of Powering Black Leaders Post High School and College Graduation. Our company Serves as a love letter to Future Black Leaders. You are important. Your Voice Matters. You are a Leader.

Excellence Equity Empower

The Mission of Future Black Leaders is to Radiate Excellece, Promote Racial Equity, and Empower Black Leaders.

Future Black Leaders, INC.

Welcome to Future Black Leaders, Inc. a trailblazing Black leadership group founded by a group of driven and passionate college students who initially established a Black Student Union (FBL) during their high school years. Built upon the foundation of their shared experiences, the organization stands as a testament to the power of young voices, collective action, and the pursuit of social change.

Future Black Leaders Incorporated was born out of the recognition that the journey towards equity, justice, and empowerment is an ongoing one, and it extends far beyond the confines of a single educational institution. Inspired by the impact they witnessed within their high school BSU, these visionary students were compelled to expand their reach and create a platform that would uplift and empower black leaders not only within their college community but also in the wider society.

Creating Black Leadership

  • Excellece

    Black Excellence is a force that defies limits, breaks boundaries, and blazes trails. It is the embodiment of resilience, determination, and unwavering strength. From art to science, business to activism, black individuals have continuously showcased their unparalleled talents and achievements, leaving an indelible mark on history.

    Black excellence is important because it challenges stereotypes, breaks barriers, and paves the way for a more inclusive and equitable society. It celebrates the achievements, resilience, and contributions of Black individuals across various fields, inspiring future generations and fostering positive representation.

  • Equity

    Black Equity is the relentless pursuit of justice, fairness, and equality for all. It is the recognition that systemic disparities persist, and a commitment to dismantling them. With unwavering determination, we strive to create a society where every black individual has equitable access to resources, opportunities, and representation.

    Black equity is crucial for dismantling systemic injustices and creating a society where all individuals, regardless of their racial background, have equal access to resources, opportunities, and representation. It recognizes and addresses the historical and ongoing disparities faced by Black communities in areas such as education, employment, housing, healthcare, and criminal justice.

  • empower

    Black Empowerment is a resounding declaration of self-worth, self-determination, and resilience. It is the recognition of the inherent power within black individuals and communities, harnessed to overcome adversity and thrive.

    Empowering black leaders is a vital and necessary step towards achieving true equality and justice in society. Black leaders bring unique perspectives, experiences, and insights that are essential for addressing systemic issues and creating meaningful change in various fields, such as politics, education, business, and community development.

Rebirth

Rebirth

The rebirth of the BSU marked a turning point, as students came together to reclaim their narratives and uplift each other. Through events, workshops, and discussions, the BSU created a platform for dialogue, education, and activism. It provided a safe space for black students to share their experiences, voice their concerns, and advocate for necessary changes within the university community.

The rebirth of the BSU demonstrated the power of unity, resilience, and determination in the face of adversity. It symbolized a renewed commitment to building a more inclusive and equitable future. While the COVID-19 pandemic posed unforeseen challenges and necessitated a shift to virtual platforms, the spirit of the BSU continued to thrive, with members finding innovative ways to stay connected, support one another, and advocate for change.

Why BSU’s are important

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Identity affirmation: BSUs provide a space where Black students can connect with others who share similar experiences, challenges, and cultural backgrounds. They offer an opportunity for students to celebrate their racial and cultural identities, fostering a sense of pride, self-worth, and belonging.

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Advocacy and representation: BSUs advocate for the needs, concerns, and rights of Black students within the school and beyond. They work to address racial inequalities, fight against discrimination, and promote equity in educational opportunities and resources. BSUs also serve as a platform for amplifying the voices and experiences of Black students, ensuring their representation in decision-making processes.

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Support network: BSUs serve as a support network for Black students, offering a safe and inclusive space where they can seek guidance, share experiences, and provide emotional support to one another. This support network can be invaluable in navigating the complexities and potential isolation that may arise in predominantly white schools.

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Leadership development: BSUs provide opportunities for Black students to develop leadership skills, engage in community service, and pursue personal growth. Through organizing events, leading initiatives, and collaborating with other student organizations, Black students can enhance their confidence, communication skills, and ability to effect positive change.

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Cultural awareness and education: BSUs promote cultural awareness and education, not only within their own membership but also throughout the broader school community. They organize events, workshops, and discussions that help educate others about Black history, culture, and social issues, fostering a more inclusive and informed environment.

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Bridge-building and allyship: BSUs foster dialogue and understanding between Black students and the wider school community. They actively engage in efforts to promote allyship, challenging stereotypes, and dismantling biases. BSUs encourage cross-cultural exchange and collaboration, fostering a more inclusive and cohesive school environment.