HBCUs 101: Majority Black Does Not Always Mean Historically Black
Tuesday August 12th, 2008 in Academia, African Americans, Black Colleges, Black History, Black Students, HBCUs, Higher Education, race | 4 Comments »
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The Quotable Black Scholar: Kobena Mercer
Sunday August 10th, 2008 in Academia, African Americans, Higher Education, Kobena Mercer, race, Uncategorized | Comments Off on The Quotable Black Scholar: Kobena Mercer
The Quotable Black Scholar: Lois Benjamin
Friday August 8th, 2008 in Academia, African Americans, Black Colleges, Higher Education, Lois Benjamin, race, The Black Elite | 4 Comments »
Race and Intelligence, Part II
Thursday August 7th, 2008 in African Americans, Current Events, IQ, James Flynn, Malcolm Gladwell, race, Race and Intelligence, Race and IQ, Uncategorized | Comments Off on Race and Intelligence, Part II
Race and Intelligence, Part I
Thursday August 7th, 2008 in African Americans, Current Events, IQ, race, Race and Intelligence, Race and IQ | Comments Off on Race and Intelligence, Part I
CNN: Black in America — Two Thumbs Down
Wednesday July 30th, 2008 in African Americans, Black in America, CNN, Current Events, race, Uncategorized | 4 Comments »
New Findings on HIV Should Spark Fresh Education Efforts in Black Communities
Thursday July 24th, 2008 in African Americans, AIDS, Black Students, Current Events, HIV, race | 3 Comments »
Wordless Wednesday: Campus Life Before the Civil Rights Movement
Wednesday July 23rd, 2008 in African Americans, Black History, Higher Education, race, UNC-Chapel Hill | 5 Comments »
Wordless Wednesday: Black Pioneers in College Athletics (Fritz Pollard)
Wednesday July 16th, 2008 in African Americans, Black History, Brown University, College Football, Higher Education, NFL, race | 4 Comments »
South’s First Black Law Student Receives Posthumous Recognition
Wednesday July 16th, 2008 in African Americans, Black Colleges, Black History, Black Students, Current Events, Law School, race, University of Arkansas | Comments Off on South’s First Black Law Student Receives Posthumous Recognition