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Images of student crowds raise questions in Georgia schools | The Atlanta Voice
Two suburban Atlanta school districts that began in-person classes Monday with mask-optional policies face more questions about COVID-19 safety protocols after on-campus pictures showed students packed shoulder-to-shoulder. In Cherokee County, dozens of seniors gathered at two of the district’s six
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What can you do if your child misses or surpasses their predicted grades? - Voice Online
AWARD-WINNING Nottingham Trent University (NTU) have provided useful information as big examination results are set... The post What can you do if your child misses or surpasses their predicted grades? appeared first on Voice Online.
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Underserved Students Get Chance to Achieve College Goals
By Michelle Tims Alabama Newscenter The College Admissions Made Possible (CAMP) in Birmingham provides underserved students with essential tools to gain access to the college or university of their choice. “We serve elementary, middle and high school students in the Birmingham and Black Belt
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Georgia State University Is Offering A Legal Course On Kandi Burruss’ Career
Students enrolled in Georgia State University's College of Law have at least one thing to look forward to during this strangely unique back-to-school season. As a part of their  Entertainment, Sports, and Media Law Initiative, the university will be offering students a course on the life and career
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A Group Of Players From The PAC-12 Are Demanding Changes
A group of football players from colleges in the PAC-12 Conference has penned a letter in The Players Tribune demanding changes in the NCAA system.
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11 Best Places to Visit in New Jersey in 2020 | PensacolaVoice.com

New Jersey is a small but vivacious state nestled in the shadows of New York City’s skyscrapers. One of the nation’s most mocked and belittled state is actually very interesting and unique. It’s been called the backroom of New York City usually by those who never get to know its

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Teen Jailed For Not Doing Homework Is Freed And Taken Off Probation | The Urban Daily
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Noticeably Absent As Decisions On Reopening Schools Loom
While public schools deal with reopenings amid the coronavirus pandemic, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is sitting at home in Michigan working remotely
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This police officer won Nigeria’s first Olympic gold - and then was dumped - Face2Face Africa
Chioma Ajunwa-Opara, also known as Chioma Ajunwa, endured great hardships as a child, and even as a sportsperson and wife, life was equally tough. Her fortune however changed when she switched from football to the track. Ajunwa played football for the Nigerian women's team and was a member of The
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New Portrait Series Depicts Vibrant Life At Sites Where Police Killed Black Americans
Artist Keith Morris Washington, known for his “Within Our Gates” landscape series depicting lynching sites as they are today, has a new portrait series he’s calling “Black Lives . . .” The works, on display at the Concord Center for the Visual Arts in …
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What Should Replace Confederate Statues? - Blavity
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This University President Knows Why America Can’t Afford to Neglect HBCUs
… the country. One in five Black American college graduates received their bachelor … means of social mobility for Black Americans. As a biochemist and immunologist … mobility and mortality in the African American population during the current crises …
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The National Black MBA Association Has Launched A Coronavirus Fund
The National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA) announced the launch of its NBMBAA® COVID-19 Relief Fund to support students.
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How to Prepare for Your Doctoral Dissertation Defense | PensacolaVoice.com
If you are close to the end of your Ph.D. Studies, you must have heard of the ‘almighty’ defense. Many people spend a lot of time fretting and worrying about the defense. Still, they eventually mess it up. You might have heard several horror stories of freezing up, forgetting important Read More
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Birmingham Promise Tuition Application Extended to Aug. 14
By Erica Wright The Birmingham Times Birmingham Promise, the apprenticeship and tuition assistance program for city schools students offered by the City of Birmingham, has extended its deadline to apply for the tuition assistance. High school graduates have until Friday, August 14 to apply. Once
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Super Bowl champ Dwight Hicks accuses Michigan doctor of sexual abuse : TheGrio
A former University doctor from the University of Michigan has been accused by several past student-athletes. Dr. Robert E. Anderson,... View Article The post Super Bowl champ Dwight Hicks accuses Michigan doctor of sexual abuse appeared first on TheGrio.
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How An Integrated Life, Not A Balanced One, Is Key To Work Satisfaction - Milwaukee Community Journal
In a world where working from home, family, recreation, faith and other factors compete for our time, people speak about the need to seek a “balanced life.” But maybe “balance” is the wrong goal. “The concept of being in ‘balance’ has the potential to set us up for immediate failure,” says Michael
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Judge Denies Bond For Roommate Accused Of Killing Clark Atlanta University Student Alexis Crawford - Blavity
During a hearing on Thursday, a Fulton County judge denied bond for the roommate of Clark Atlanta University student Alexis Crawford who was killed after reporting being sexually harassed.
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Big Ten Postpones Football, Other Fall Sports; Hope To Play In Spring | Digital Daily | The Michigan Chronicle
By Dan McCaleb (The Center Square) – Big Ten conference presidents on Tuesday voted to postpone all fall sports, including lucrative football, and instead consider playing them in the spring. … Continued
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Eight Get Scholarships Eight Oklahoma City metropolitan area university students were recently awarded scholarships by the Oklahoma City/Norman chapter of the University of Oklahoma Black Alumni Society. A new first-year…
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After 51 yrs, Auburn's first Black student Harold Franklin finally gets his master’s degree - Face2Face Africa
Harold Alonza Franklin Sr. has finally received his master's degree from Auburn University after being denied 51 years ago. In 1964, Franklin, a Talladega native, was the first African-American student to integrate Auburn University. After graduating from Alabama State College in 1962, Franklin
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Texas Faculty Association calls for strict safety standards as universities reopen | East Texas Review
“Texas remains a COVID hot spot with a recent positivity rate among those tested for the virus of more than 20 percent.” Pat Heintzelman, president of TFA and an instructor at Lamar University in Beaumont. “Some universities in Texas are not asking students to quarantine before they come to
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HISD Board approves $54.6M budget amendment - DefenderNetwork.com
The Houston Independent School District Board of Education approved a $54.6 million amendment to the 2020-2021 budget, which includes a $31 million purchase of devices and wireless hotspots to help close the digital divide and ensure students are equipped to Reconnect Safely and Return Strong when
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Iowa football keeps staff after inquiry finds racial bias, bullying in program : TheGrio

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Facing a scathing report that detailed racial bias against Black players in his program and... View

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Jason Nichols: Biden's take on African American voters and 'diversity' was not wrong
… African American, a senior lecturer in the African American … African American Republicans. In fact, many African American … separate from African Americans) identity. African Americans represent one … Blacks are African American, all African Americans are Black. …
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Howard Among Six HBCUs Granted Millions in Donations from Mackenzie Scott
Six historically Black colleges and universities grappling with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic have received hefty donations for "transformative work" due to the efforts of philanthropist Mackenzie Scott.
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Uganda: Tumukunde Unveils Plan, Team for 2021
[Monitor] Presidential hopeful, Lt Gen (rtd) Henry Tumukunde, on Wednesday unveiled his agenda for the 2021 General Election and listed nine reforms he wants to make when he takes over power.
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How Parents and Teachers Should Collaborate Before School Begins | Chicago Defender

Teachers are actively planning for learning, kids are headed back to school, and parents are preparing to send them.  Unfortunately, the start of this school year will look different for

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Atlanta-based Harvard Diversity Project wins international debate competition for third year in a row | The Atlanta Voice
For the historical aficionados who wonder what Denzel Washington's epic period piece 'The Great Debaters' could have looked like in modern times, well, it has virtually materialized in today's times as repeat debate champions Harvard Debate Council Diversity Project in Atlanta. Much like in the
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