Posts Tagged ‘Education’
HBCUs make up just 3% of U.S. colleges but produce 28% of Black STEM graduates
UNCF released a report about the outsized impact of HBCUs on Black students during the National Association of Black Journalists convention in Atlanta.
Read MoreYes, It’s Called ‘White People School.’ Here’s What It Teaches
One advocate has designed a program for white students to learn about issues such as racism and reparations.
Read MoreA Jewish philanthropist funded this pioneering school for Black students. Now it’s getting a second life.
Sadievielle, a Rosenwald School in Kentucky, was not part of a proposed national park plan, so local residents are trying to save it.
Read MoreTuskegee University Dress Code Sparks Debate
While the school maintains that this will help students develop professional dressing habits, many know that race plays a role in how people are judged.
Read MoreWhat These Recent Supreme Court Rulings Could Mean for All Black Americans
From voting rights to prison sentences, recent Supreme Court decisions could reshape policy and disproportionately affect Black Americans.
Read MoreUK university’s axing of black studies MA has ‘dangerous parallel’ with US, says academic
Birmingham City University’s decision not to offer a Black studies class reflects a similar progress backslide as we’re seeing in the US.
Read MoreNational History Day in Milwaukee
Join the Wisconsin Historical Society, National History Day, and America’s Black Holocaust Museum for a morning focused on bringing historical research and project-based learning into your classroom!
Read MoreThe Dismantling of Black Studies
While some American universities have taken a stand against anti-DEI policies, others have shuttered vital Black history and culture programs.
Read MoreABHM at Milton House Civil War Days
This annual event offers students, families, and the public an immersive opportunity to experience the Civil War era through interactive stations and living history reenactments. Visitors encounter portrayals of soldiers, medical personnel, and civilians whose lives were shaped by one of the most consequential periods in American history.
Read MoreIn-your-face racism’ at an elite campus: Black students raise alarm at Pomona College
A series of anti-Black incidents has unsettled the campus, raising questions about race and belonging.
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