Arm The Teachers
By Laisha Harris HOUSTON-As of June 8, 2022, there have been more than 250 incidents of mass shootings in the United States – 29 in Texas. Since the shooting at Uvalde Elementary School, the Department of Justice has opened an investigation and state representatives are making their suggestions to
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TSU: A Special Case
Bobby E. Mills, PhD In 1973, TSU (Texas Southern University) was granted a “Special Purpose Institutional Designation” by the Texas Legislature for urban programming. This legislative designation afforded TSU avenues and resource acquisition opportunities for creative community
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Why Black Students Thrive in Summer Camp | Atlanta Daily World
Polls show Black parents overwhelmingly look for summer opportunities that keep their children excited about learning, teach them new skills, and prevent them from losing academic ground. byMaya PottigerJune 16, 2022 As the school year simmers down and the heat turns up, the summer months look
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Washington State Seeing Record Gun Sales - The Seattle Medium
In the state of Washington, gun stores are reporting they are receiving record sales. This is coming on the heels of Washington state preparing to enact a new firearms law. The post Washington State Seeing Record Gun Sales appeared first on The Seattle Medium.
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School Board Candidate is Mayor’s Staffer with Privatizer Connections
Mungia’s work on behalf of Mayor Schaaf’s education agenda is part of what troubles school advocates. Schaaf, a longtime supporter of charter schools, has spoken forcefully in the media in favor of closing as many as half of the city’s public
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Louisiana Exhibit Exposes Georgetown University Founders For Selling 272 Slaves To Pay School Debt
A new exhibition in Louisiana is dedicated to honoring the 272 enslaved people sold by Georgetown founders in order to pay off school debts. 
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Ewaso Vilage: Poems, Stories, And Photography From Laikipia County, Kenya - The Seattle Medium
The Maasai people of East Africa comprise one of the most intriguing and resourceful cultures on Earth. By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent Acclaimed filmmaker, photojournalist, writer, poet, and humanitarian Chip Duncan takes readers on a tour of Laikipia
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30th Anniversary Sneaker Ball Benefits Black Youth In Sports - The Seattle Medium
Coach Jazmine Smith says she wants to show Black girls these sports have more benefits than just fitness. The post 30th Anniversary Sneaker Ball Benefits Black Youth In Sports appeared first on The Seattle Medium.
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Nearly 150 seniors graduate from Pittsburgh Public Schools’ CTE program   | New Pittsburgh Courier
CTE STUDENT SHAKYNA GOLPHIN WAS ACCEPTED INTO ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY. They’ve earned certifications in fields classified as ‘essential’ professions One hundred forty-six seniors from Pittsburgh Public Schools’ Career and Technical Education program are heading out into the world already ahead of
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OPINION: Support Alysse Caste for County Superintendent of Schools | BlackPressUSA
By Don Macleay I voted for Alysse Castro to replace L.K. Monroe for Alameda County Superintendent of Schools Alameda County Superintendent of Schools is one of those down-ballot elected positions that most of us do not know about, who holds the job now, or even what roll the county plays in our
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Reflecting on the Past, Looking Toward the Future - Los Angeles Sentinel
Standing on the word of God and His promises to me, I was able to be a 2021 High School Honors Graduate, as well as a 2022 Santa Monica College Honors Graduate, receiving an AA Degree at
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Master A New Set Of Skills Through StreamSkills' Vast Library Of Courses
Thanks to StreamSkill, you can choose from a variety of concentrations to learn and master without having to leave your home.
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Henry Louis Gates Jr. Will Guide Oxford University Press Over New African American English Dictionary
Henry Louis Gates, Jr., will provide editorial direction to Oxford University Press as it devises a dictionary exclusively dedicated to African-American Vernacular English.
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Hero Aviator Of The Tuskegee Airmen Honored At Arlington Burial - The Seattle Medium
When Charles McGee first dreamt of flying above the clouds nearly a century ago, the US military wouldn't even allow Black Americans to do so. The post Hero Aviator Of The Tuskegee Airmen Honored At Arlington Burial appeared first on The Seattle Medium.
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Tell a California College Student to Apply for a $10,000 Stipend | BlackPressUSA
By Tanu Henry, California Black Media California Chief Service Officer Josh Fryday and other education advocates around the state are encouraging college students to apply for financial assistance through the Californians for All College Corps program. Over the next two years, 6,500 California
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Black Twin Sisters From Texas Make History, Graduate Simultaneously With Master’s Degrees
Less than 4%! Twins, Keyara and Teyara Watson-Love, graduated with Master's in Speech-Language Pathology. African American women make up 3 percent of the profession.
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Black and Latino homes in California are slightly behind in high-speed internet access, survey reveals
Though slight, Black and Latino households in California continue to have unequal access to high-speed internet.  According to 2020 data The post Black and Latino homes in California are slightly behind in high-speed internet access, survey reveals appeared first on TheGrio.
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Drexel University student paper has a Black editor for the first time ever. She's Kiara Santos
The independent student newspaper at Drexel University in Philadelphia has named its first Black editor-in-chief. According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, The post Drexel University student paper has a Black editor for the first time ever. She's Kiara Santos appeared first on TheGrio.
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Malawi education minister calls for international support to rebuild resilient education systems
Malawi's Minister of Education Agnes NyaLonje has called on developed countries and international organizations to provide more support to Malawi and other developing countries to build back stronger and resilient education systems following the Covid-19 pandemic. NyaLonje made this call during
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Triton College hosts several admissions events for prospective students
Triton College will be hosting several informative Admissions events in June, July and August for prospective students and their families. The free events will be held in the Student Center Cafeteria (located in the B Building) and an RSVP is not required. We wanted to make these events inclusive
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Dr. Alicia B. Harvey-Smith new Pittsburgh Technical College President/CEO | New Pittsburgh Courier
DR. ALICIA B. HARVEY-SMITH Pittsburgh Technical College (PTC) officially installed Dr. Alicia B. Harvey-Smith as its fourth President/CEO on its 185-acre Oakdale campus on Friday, June 17. The installation marked a historic day at PTC, as Dr. Harvey-Smith became the first African American President
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At Carlow University, mercy and justice are in our DNA | New Pittsburgh Courier
Mercy, justice and service are hallmarks of Carlow University since our founding by the Sisters of Mercy in 1929. Catherine McAuley, who founded the Sisters of Mercy in 1831 in Dublin, Ireland, sought to reveal the mercy of God in our world through her service to the poor, sick and
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University settles suit with group that argued school policy banning slurs, stereotyping violated free speech
The University of Houston System has agreed to settle a federal suit with a group that accused it of imposing a policy that violated free speech by banning slurs, stereotypes, and other infractions. A conservative, First
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Black Woman Allowed To Sue Harvard For Using Pics Of Her Ancestors On Book Cover
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court approved a Black woman's right to sue Harvard for profiting off images of her enslaved ancestors.
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Howard to Offer Free Virtual Journalism Program For U.S. High School Students
The Howard University Multicultural Media Academy invites high school students to attend a free journalism workshop from June 20 to July 1, 2022. The post Howard to Offer Free Virtual Journalism Program For U.S. High School Students appeared first on The Seattle Medium.
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Tulsa Juneteenth Offers National And Local Music Artist With Business Seminars, Kids Stage, Tech Panel And Much More - The Oklahoma Eagle
The Oklahoma Eagle Newswire Hats off to Tulsa Juneteenth CEO Sherry Gamble-Smith this years Juneteenth 2022 festival offers more than just music there are Black Tech Panels and Wellness Awareness events and so much more. Tulsa Juneteenth Inc. and the Black Wall Street Chamber of Commerce
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BIPOC ED Coalition Launches Sabbatical Program, Prioritizing Well-Being Of Black, Indigenous And People Of Color Nonprofit Leaders  - The Seattle Medium
The BIPOC ED Coalition, a multicultural collaborative of 240+ nonprofit executive directors across Washington state, today announced a new Sabbatical for BIPOC Leaders program to support healing, renewal and capacity building for individuals and their
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Generation Z Sparking The ‘Great Resignation’ As Employers Realize Shortages - The Seattle Medium
GenZ And Younger Millennials Are Speaking Up About What They Want Their Workplace To Look Like – And Feel Like – Something That No Other Generation Has Done. The post Generation Z Sparking he ‘Great Resignation’ As Employers Realize Shortages appeared first on The Seattle Medium.
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Moringa School closes pre-series A funding, set to launch in Nigeria | TechCabal
Moringa School, a Kenyan EdTech startup focused on developing and nurturing high potential individuals in software engineering and other tech-based skills, has closed a pre-series A round from Proparco (AFD Group), according to a statement shared with TechCabal today. This funding round, according
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WATCH: Prime Minister Honours Outstanding Castries East Students - St. Lucia Times News
Outstanding Castries East students were honoured by Prime Minister and Parliamentary Representative Philip J Pierre for their exceptional performances in the 2021 Common Entrance Exam. During a brief handover ceremony on June 14, the students became recipients of new smart devices and school
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