Black coaches have shot at college football title a generation after that milestone was hit in hoops
In college basketball, the scene of an African American coach cutting down the nets on their way to a national title is not new, even if it is still a relative rarity.
Gerth: The Kentucky General Assembly ought to seek to help, not harm | Opinion
In recent years, the Kentucky General Assembly has worked to separate us based on race and sexual orientation. It needs to ...
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13 Washtenaw County schools on state watch lists; most still among lowest performing
Just over a dozen K-12 schools in Washtenaw County have been among Michigan’s lowest-performing over the last few years, ...
‘The house that Dr. Robinson built’: How one man’s vision changed Dallas
The African American Museum has drawn celebrities from Kyrie Irving to Mick Jagger and shaped how the city understands itself ...
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Tennessee State University: The Geier Agreement Must Be The Applicable Standard
Despite these commitments, the provisions outlined in the Geier Agreement have been largely unmet and invalidated by the State of Tennessee and our state’s higher education community in more recent ...
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How Cal State’s first Black woman trustee influenced the university system
Claudia Hampton deftly navigated board politics, a recent book argues, using her wits to advocate on behalf of low-income ...