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Blacks underrepresented at top colleges despite affirmative action

August 29, 2017

Affirmative Action laws haven’t been able to combat enrollment disparities between Black and white college students.

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The High Graduation Rate of Black Students in Prince George County Maryland Has Brought Charges of Grade Inflation by Public Officials

July 11, 2017

A surprisingly large number of black students graduated this year within Prince George’s County in Maryland. Instead of congratulating the teachers and the students on their accomplishments they are accusing the county of fraud; grade inflation.

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Black hair restrictions in schools are a return to the Black Codes

June 9, 2017

A reflection on all of the Black children who, over the course of the past semester, have been punished, disciplined or otherwise called out and singled out for wearing braids, locks, natural hair or any other culturally expressive hairstyle.

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Harvard Will Hold School’s First Ever Black Commencement

May 10, 2017

Harvard grads will hold school’s first ever black commencement ceremony meant to uplift black students while emphasizing the importance of community.

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Lawyer for Teen in SC School Assault Video Speaks on Injuries She Suffered, Whether She Is an Orphan and Fake GoFundMe Pages

October 31, 2015

Todd Rutherford, the lawyer for the female student who was assaulted at Spring Valley High School in Columbia South Carolina, speaks up about the incident explaining the cause. He also states that his client suffered multiple injuries and that they are working on trying to set up a GoFundMe page.

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Art Student Hangs ‘Black Only’ And ‘White Only’ Signs Around University Campus

September 25, 2015

An art installation at the University of Buffalo was designed to provoke emotion and encourage students to confront racist social structures.

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African-Americans Who Attended Desegregated Schools Have Better Language Skills Years Later

May 25, 2015

African-Americans who attended racially diverse schools have better cognitive abilities decades after graduation, according to a new study.

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When ‘Deshawn’ And ‘Greg’ Act Out In Class, Guess Who Gets Branded A Troublemaker

April 20, 2015

Research has shown that young black students in American schools are expelled and suspended three times as often as white students. Now a disturbing new study from Stanford University reveals one factor behind such disproportionate punishment.

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Ole Miss Student Indicted For Hanging Noose Around Statue Honoring School’s First Black Enrollee

March 28, 2015

A federal grand jury indicted Graeme Phillip Harris, a student at the University of Mississippi on two separate civil rights charges on Friday for hanging a noose and a flag depicting a Confederate symbol around a campus statue honoring James Meredith, the first African-American student to attend the university.

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1 Year Later: Student’s Vigil Over Ole Miss Noose Goes On

February 18, 2015

In 2014, three white students put a noose around the neck of a statue commemorating the first African-American student to attend the University of Mississippi. For almost a year, student Correl Hoyle has maintained a protest in front of the statue.

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Friday - Saturday
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Sunday - Monday
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* For the safety of our guests and staff members, please reschedule your visit if you are not feeling well. Mask-wearing is not required but is welcomed.

ABHM builds public awareness of the harmful legacies of slavery and Jim Crow in America and promotes racial repair, reconciliation, and healing. 

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