The Urgent Need to Address K-12 School Segregation
By Rae Shih | March 29, 2016 Earlier this year, President Obama’s final State of the Union address discussed early
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From the back of the bus to the back of the house
By Christina Fletes | March 2016 In the restaurant industry, the darker your skin, the more likely you are to
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Two Howard Alum Discuss the First Undocumented and Black Convening
By Robert Hoggard Last year, Donald Trump, the GOP frontrunner in the presidential race, said that he would build a wall
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PRESS RELEASE: BREAKING THE SILENCE – OAKLAND
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE BREAKING THE SILENCE COMES TO OAKLAND A NATIONAL TOWN HALL ON GIRLS & WOMEN* OF COLOR *Girls
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A Mixtape for Change Vol. II
On the cusp of a media frenzy surrounding Beyonce’s formation and Kendrick Lamar’s Grammy performance, we’re here to remind you
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Black votes matter
By Sean Darling Hammond | February 24, 2016 Black, White, Republican, and Democratic voters know and care about issues affecting
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How Many Februarys Will It Take for America to Believe Black Children Are the Future, Too?
By Ikhlas Saleem This post originally appeared at EducationPost.org. In 1986 Whitney Houston covered the George Benson hit, The Greatest Love of All, which
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