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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 Right to Be Bombarded with B.S.

Lawsuit argues that White House briefings should include sign language interpretation for people who are deaf.Read More

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There Is No Baby Formula Left in Gaza

A father shares his story of trying to find food for his baby in impossible circumstances.Read More

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‘Teacher’s Closet’ Provides Educators Free Clothing And A Boutique Experience

Nonprofit organization, Teacher’s Closet, provides clothing and confidence to educators while helping alleviate financial burdens.Read More

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The New Mason-Dixon Line: How the Ruling on Nationwide Injunctions Takes Us Back to the Past

The Supreme Court’s ruling to curb nationwide injunctions in birthright citizenship cases evokes a time in U.S. history when one’s rights...

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UK Government Is Educating Children About Red Pill Content And Incel Culture

The UK Department for Education is updating its curriculum to address the rise in misogynistic attitudes in its K-8 students.Read More

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Morehouse College’s Newest President Talks Evolved Vision For the Atlanta HBCU

Morehouse College’s new president, Dr. F. Dubois Bowman, discusses his approach to leadership and the evolving mission at the HBCU.Read More

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The Human Cost of Solitary Confinement

After the deaths of their loved ones, families of prisoners held in solitary confinement are fighting for reforms.Read More

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Higher Learning: New Yorkers 25 And Older Are Eligible For Free Associate Degrees Under State Program

New Yorkers between the ages of 25 and 55-years-old could get associate degrees for free through a new program at SUNY...

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Michael Ansara’s Legacy of Hope

A new memoir charts a lifetime that spans decades of activism and involvement.Read More

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Dr. Frank B. Wilderson Jr., Trailblazing Black Psychologist And Educator, Dies At 94

Frank B. Wilderson Jr., a pioneering Black educator and psychologist, died in Minnesota at 94 years old, leaving a rich legacy...

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