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A Night Market Creating Opportunity for Black Communities

A Night Market Creating Opportunity for Black Communities

May 11, 2022

It’s Friday night, and the Nashville Farmers’ Market is bustling. It’s not the usual vendors, though—gone are the baskets of…

For Candidates Like Summer Lee Pennsylvania Didn’t Have A Pipeline — So She Helped Build One

For Candidates Like Summer Lee Pennsylvania Didn’t Have A Pipeline — So She Helped Build One

April 27, 2022

3 Ways Teachers Can Do Better With Students Of Color In Special Education Less Likely To Get The Help They Need

3 Ways Teachers Can Do Better With Students Of Color In Special Education Less Likely To Get The Help They Need

April 25, 2022

Looking Through History May Help Explain Why People Of Color Have Been Missing In The Disability Rights Movement

Looking Through History May Help Explain Why People Of Color Have Been Missing In The Disability Rights Movement

April 25, 2022

Ketanji Brown Jackson – Black Women Have Faced Intense Scrutiny During Confirmations

Ketanji Brown Jackson – Black Women Have Faced Intense Scrutiny During Confirmations

April 19, 2022

‘Executed By Cop’ The Story Of Patrick Lyoya

‘Executed By Cop’ The Story Of Patrick Lyoya

April 19, 2022

Lake Charles Still Recovering From 2020 Hurricanes

Lake Charles Still Recovering From 2020 Hurricanes

April 19, 2022

Ketanji Brown Jackson Confirmed As The First Black Woman To Sit On The Supreme Court

Ketanji Brown Jackson Confirmed As The First Black Woman To Sit On The Supreme Court

April 7, 2022

During The Civil Rights Era Black College Presidents Had A Tough Balancing Act

During The Civil Rights Era Black College Presidents Had A Tough Balancing Act

March 30, 2022

A Working Mom, Shalanda Young, Is The First Woman Of Color To Take Charge Of America’s Budget

A Working Mom, Shalanda Young, Is The First Woman Of Color To Take Charge Of America’s Budget

March 18, 2022

Joe Biden And The Politics Of Black Womanhood

Joe Biden And The Politics Of Black Womanhood

March 14, 2022

A Pandemic Solution Left Out Of A New Federal Spending Package – Schools Will Stop Serving Free Lunch To All Students

A Pandemic Solution Left Out Of A New Federal Spending Package – Schools Will Stop Serving Free Lunch To All Students

March 14, 2022

In 19th-century America A Black Writer Used Humor To Combat White Supremacy

In 19th-century America A Black Writer Used Humor To Combat White Supremacy

February 28, 2022

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Goes Down In History As The First Black Woman Nominated To The Supreme Court

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Goes Down In History As The First Black Woman Nominated To The Supreme Court

February 28, 2022

Alice Walker Breaks Out As One Of The Leading Female Voices In African American Literature

Alice Walker Breaks Out As One Of The Leading Female Voices In African American Literature

February 27, 2022

Black History Month: Past Movements For Civil Rights – What America’s Voting Rights Activists Can Learn

Black History Month: Past Movements For Civil Rights – What America’s Voting Rights Activists Can Learn

February 27, 2022

Meet Possible Supreme Court Contender South Carolina Judge J. Michelle Childs

Meet Possible Supreme Court Contender South Carolina Judge J. Michelle Childs

February 23, 2022

As A Lawyer And Parent – How Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Pursuit Of Success Got Her A Potential Supreme Court Nod

As A Lawyer And Parent – How Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Pursuit Of Success Got Her A Potential Supreme Court Nod

February 21, 2022

African Americans Have Long Celebrated Black Culture In Public Spaces Defying White Supremacy

African Americans Have Long Celebrated Black Culture In Public Spaces Defying White Supremacy

February 16, 2022

The Idea Of Race Varies By Place And Changes Over Time – As Whoopi Goldberg Awkwardly Demonstrates

The Idea Of Race Varies By Place And Changes Over Time – As Whoopi Goldberg Awkwardly Demonstrates

February 9, 2022

Black History Month: To Fully Appreciate Black History, The US Must Let Go Of Lingering Confederate Nostalgia

Black History Month: To Fully Appreciate Black History, The US Must Let Go Of Lingering Confederate Nostalgia

February 4, 2022

Principals Are Expected To Be The ‘Rock’ Of Schools, But They’re Stressed Out

Principals Are Expected To Be The ‘Rock’ Of Schools, But They’re Stressed Out

February 4, 2022

In Martin Luther King Jr.’s Neighborhood Black Mothers Will Soon Receive Monthly Cash Payments

In Martin Luther King Jr.’s Neighborhood Black Mothers Will Soon Receive Monthly Cash Payments

January 17, 2022

Poorest Americans Are Hit Hardest By Inflation Inequality And Soaring Prices On Necessities

Poorest Americans Are Hit Hardest By Inflation Inequality And Soaring Prices On Necessities

January 14, 2022

Upending Sexist School Dress Codes – Lawsuits, Complaints And Protests

Upending Sexist School Dress Codes – Lawsuits, Complaints And Protests

January 12, 2022

Women And People Of Color Benefit From Growing At-Home Businesses The Most

Women And People Of Color Benefit From Growing At-Home Businesses The Most

December 27, 2021

Coping With Grief During The Holidays – How To Help Those Who Have Lost Loved Ones To Suicide

Coping With Grief During The Holidays – How To Help Those Who Have Lost Loved Ones To Suicide

December 17, 2021

For Black Women The Unemployment Rate Just Dropped – What Happened?

For Black Women The Unemployment Rate Just Dropped – What Happened?

December 3, 2021

Affecting Higher Education And Jobs – Drop In Students Who Come To The US To Study

Affecting Higher Education And Jobs – Drop In Students Who Come To The US To Study

November 29, 2021