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Harvard Sees Drop In Black And Hispanic Student Enrollment

Harvard’s Class of 2029 admissions show a decline in Black and Hispanic students and an increase in Asian American enrollment.Read More

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‘The Librarians’ Centers the Educators Fighting Book Bans

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Two Black Fraternities At Yale Have Just One Member Left, ‘A Lot Of Our History Has Been Lost’

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The Grain That Could Help Save Agriculture in the West

Rye lacks mainstream market demand in the United States. But a group of family farmers in Colorado are banking on its...

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Was the First Amendment a Mistake?

A new book questions the decision to frame free speech as an absoluteRead More

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Black-Led Homeschool Networks Are Growing As Parents Ditch Public Schools Over DEI Pushback

As public schools step away from DEI teachings, Black-led homeschool networks have grown as parents opt-in for progressive lessons.Read More

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Marva Johnson To Have ‘Open Mind’ With FAMU Community As HBCU President Begins Tenure

Marva Johnson, Florida A&M University’s polarizing new president, addresses the FAMU community for the first time in a virtual message.Read More

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Where Oppenheimer Feared to Tread, ‘Atomic People’ Bravely Goes

A new documentary tells the story of Hiroshima and Nagasaki from the perspective of the atomic bomb’s victims, rather than its...

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Howard University Faces Questions After Sending Student Accounts To Collections

Howard University is facing questions and student protests after reportedly erroneously sending their accounts to collections in June.Read More

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Community Bands Together To Preserve South Carolina Landmark Of Black Education History

A South Carolina community’s 10 year fight to retain the land its Rosenwald School was built on epitomizes similar fights across...

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Only 8 Black Students Admitted To Top Manhattan Schools, Exposing Racial Gaps In Education

Black students make up 19.5% of NYC’s public schools, but only 3% were accepted into specialized institutions like Stuyvesant High School.Read...

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10-Year-Old Farmer Receives $83K Scholarship To South Carolina State

Kendall Rae Johnons is the youngest USDA certified farmer at 10-years-old and was named the USDA Youth Ambassador.Read More

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The ‘Crescent City ID’ Brings Access And Discounts To NOLA Residents

New Orleans unveils the “Crescent City ID.” The card provides access, but some Louisiana government officials are opposed.Read More

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