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Black Girl Picnic will mark its fifth year of celebrating sisterhood with a new literacy campaign aimed at distributing 1,000 books...
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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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/ 5 months agoMarva 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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