Education

Hall of Fame ceremony recognizes exceptional African American educators and presidential awardees in Education Archives and History Program

The African American Education Archives and History Program (AAEAHP) is set to honor ten outstanding educators by inducting them into its prestigious Educators’ Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony and luncheon will take place...

Will Trump Fulfil Biden’s Promise of Student Loan Forgiveness in the US?

Donald Trump’s return to the White House for a second term has brought uncertainty over the fate of student loan forgiveness in the US. Former President Joe Biden had forgiven $183.6 billion worth of...

Lawsuit claims SC law leads to bans on lessons and books about Black history, according to SC Daily Gazette

The South Carolina Department of Education is facing a federal lawsuit that accuses them of discriminating against Black viewpoints by enforcing a law that prohibits schools from teaching that any race is inherently superior...

Opinion: San Diego College of Continuing Education Empowers Individuals and Fights Poverty

The San Diego College of Continuing Education (SDCCE) is making waves in the education sector by offering a no-cost alternative to traditional colleges and universities. This initiative has opened doors for individuals like Josue...

Trapped in the Dangerous Comfort Zone: The Struggle of Black Americans

Nature often provides us with profound lessons that can shed light on complex societal issues. One such metaphorical comparison can be drawn between the experience of a frog in gradually heating water and the...

Implications of Trump’s Cabinet Picks for African Americans as Hearings Commence

President Donald Trump’s second administration is shaping up to be controversial, with his picks for key positions facing Senate confirmation hearings. The lineup includes individuals with connections to sexual misconduct allegations, anti-diversity stances, and...

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