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Black Students Protest Racism at Kent State University

Black students protested at Kent State University Thursday, calling the school’s response to repeated racist messages painted on a campus rock lackluster, Cleveland.com reported. According to Cleveland.com, a group called Black United Students issued a set of demands to the university that called on university officials to address systemic racism. Junior Maria Finney has been […]

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Air Force Takes Steps to Establish a More Inclusive Environment

September 11, 2020 | : “You are so articulate.” “You should smile more.” “Your English is good.” “You’re not like the others.” “What country were you really born in?” These are some of examples of microaggressions highlighted in the Air Education and Training Command’s new video. To establish a more inclusive environment within the United

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Martin Methodist College May Merge With University of Tennessee System

September 11, 2020 | : Martin Methodist College and the University of Tennessee System signed a nonbinding letter of intent Friday, taking the first step in discussions for the small, 150-year-old, private, liberal arts college to join the UT System, according to University of Tennessee officials. The partnership would provide southern Middle Tennessee families access

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Numotion Foundation Creates Scholarship Fund For Black Students With Disabilities

September 11, 2020 | : The Numotion Foundation has established the Numotion Foundation Scholarship Fund in partnership with United Negro College Fund (UNCF) to provide tuition and housing assistance for African American students living with mobility-related disabilities, HME Business reported. According to HME Business, the foundation has committed $20,000 for the next three years –

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The Crisis of the Underrepresented Leader: Three Considerations

September 11, 2020 | : A grim, June 2, 2020 YouTube video of Richmond, Virginia, Mayor Levar Stoney painfully conveys the crisis at hand for underrepresented leaders. Stoney, the thirty-nine-year-old lawyer who presides over a city still known today as the “Capital of the Confederacy,” happens to be Black, which in this particular moment was

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University of Richmond Will Use Modular Homes for Students to Quarantine

September 11, 2020 | : The University of Richmond announced the school will be using modular homes for students to have spaces to self-isolate and quarantine in, NBC12 reported. This makes UR the only university in Virginia to secure the modular homes for quarantine. According to NBC12, there are five 10-person units and 25 single-person

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DJ Soul Sister is Teaching at Loyola University New Orleans

September 10, 2020 | : Popular music scholar Melissa A. Weber – also known as award-winning performer and broadcaster DJ Soul Sister – has been tapped to teach “History of Urban Music,” a new course offered in Loyola University’s Urban and Electronic Music Production undergraduate degree program. Weber has a 25-year career as a show

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Maryland Delegate Plans To Propose Bill Granting State HBCUs More Autonomy

September 10, 2020 | : Maryland Delegate Julian Ivey wants to give the state’s historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) greater independence by separating their governance from the University System of Maryland, Delmarva Now reported. According to Delmarva Now, the bill – which Ivey said is still being drafted – if passed by the General

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