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02/12/2026 | News release | Archived content
In Photos: Soul Revue Celebrates Black Culture Through the Years
In Photos: Soul Revue Celebrates Black Culture Through the Years
The Black Student Union's annual showcase celebrated the influence of Black culture with a night filled with laughter, music, dancing and community.
February 12, 2026
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B.L. WilsonGW students performing at the 2026 Soul Revue, an event that features music, dance, spoken word and fashion. (B.L. Wilson/GW Today)
The George Washington University's Black Heritage Celebrationthis year was built around the theme, "The Empire: We Were. We Are. We Will Be." This year's Soul Revue, a showcase featuring skits, modeling, acting and musical performances, was an occasion to build on that theme while having fun.
"It's a time lapse into everything the students felt encapsulates the Black community," Black Student Union president Kalah Neal said, "essentially drawing from the past to where African Americans are now and projecting into where we want to be in the future."
Relive the party in the gallery below. (Photos by B.L. Wilson)
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