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Symposium Spotlights the Life of Ida B. Wells

Prominent academicians and journalists gathered at the Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University to reflect on the life of pioneering journalist and anti-lynching crusader, Ida B. Wells.

Journalist and NAACP co-founder, Ida B. Wells-Barnett.

From the Magazine

The State of Black America is Improving, But Not Close to Parity

The conditions for Blacks have improved slightly over the years, but parity with white Americans has yet to be reached.

From the Magazine

30 Years After Its Release, Nathan McCall’s Makes Me Wanna Holler Still Resonates

When journalist Nathan McCall released his 1994 autobiography, Makes Me Wanna Holler: A Young Black Man in America, my mother was among the first wave of people to purchase a copy.

Makes Me Wanna Holler: A Young Black Man in America, by Nathan McCall

African-American

Rhodes College Plaza Honors Historically Black Sororities, Fraternities

Rhodes College will unveil its new National Pan-Hellenic Council Plaza, paying tribute to the Divine Nine.

Rhodes College Bryan Campus Life Center

Educational Equity Key to Progress and Democracy

The last day of the Student Leadership Network Whole Girl's Education National Conference highlights why secondary and postsecondary education must play key roles in the future of the American democracy.

Tina Tchen, left, and SLN CEO Yolonda Marshall sit in conversation at the Whole Girl Education National Conference.

Women's Educational Equity Takes On Technology

The conference, Closing the Gap: The Role of Girls’ Education in Creating a More Equitable World, focused on the unique burdens confronting young women of today, and the biases in technology and AI that are impacting the present and future.

Laura Rebell-Gross, senior managing director of Girls’ Education with the Student Leadership Network, addresses the conference attendees.

Report: Workers in Rural America Almost Just as Likely to Have Well-Paying Jobs, Amid Racial and Gender Disparities

Workers in rural America are almost just as likely to have good jobs as those in urban areas but face a number of distinct disparities as well, according to a recent report from the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce.

Martin Van Der Werf

Benedict College Joins Campaign to Eliminate Period Poverty

Benedict College will host a “I Support My Sisters…PERIOD!” special collection event March 16.

Benedict College joined the campaign to eliminate period poverty by facilitating a 'I Support My Sisters…PERIOD' special collection event.

Webinar: How to Build Culturally Validating and Affirming Relationships Between Educators and Students

Building validating and affirming relationships between teachers and students requires plenty of understanding, engagement, changes in behavior, and introspection, according to a webinar held Tuesday by the Equity Assistance Center-South.

Victoria McCall

Report: Most Selective Private Higher Ed Institutions Enroll Insufficient Numbers of Latino Undergrads

Most selective private colleges and universities in the U.S. still have disproportionately low enrollment numbers for Latino first-time, full-time undergraduate students, according to a new report from The Education Trust.

From the Magazine

Lifting As They Climb

Ahead of this year's annual meeting in April, Black AERA presidents reflect on the push to diversify the association.

Dr. Linda Darling- Hammond

Community Colleges

Annual Black, Brown, College Bound Summit Commences March 6

Hillsborough Community College’s BBCB Summit is March 6-9 at the Tampa (Florida) Convention Center.

Dr. Ken Atwater

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