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10 Black students named Rhodes scholars, equaling record for most ever in a single class - Face2Face Africa

The selection process for the 2021 Rhodes scholarships was done virtually for the first time this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. Thirty-two students from across the United States were selected. Out of this figure, 10 were Black people, matching the 2018 record for the highest Black awardees in a single year. This year's winners...

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