Education
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How George Mason University’s Black President Got the Last Laugh Against Trump’s DEI War
Gregory Washington became the first Black president to George Mason University in 2020, but when Trump got into office, his title was at risk.
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This Red State’s Only Predominantly Black Institution Is Set to Close Amid Financial Troubles
Just one year after Republican Gov. Mike Braun left Martin University out of the 2025–27 funding budget, the state’s only PBI is now facing permanent closure.
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How Trump’s Department of Education is Letting Down Black Students — Out Loud
The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights handles dozens of discrimination cases each year, but under Trump, the office hasn’t resolved a single case.
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Employers Returning to This Old, Tired Hiring Practice Could Mean Trouble for Black American Workers
Reports show AI, anti-DEI, Trump and a shaking economy are all causing employers to revert to recruiting from a very small, elite group.
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Plot Twist! Wait, Trump Really Didn’t Cut HBCU Funding…
Wait…Trump redirects hundreds of millions in funding to HBCUs amid his attack on diversity, equity and inclusion.
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5 Reasons We Should Be Very Scared About Trump’s Attempt to Segregate Schools Again
The President wants us to trust that white parents will do what is in the best intrest of Black kids…but will they?
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After Supreme Court Banned Affirmative Action, Something Shocking Has Happened
Enrollment from these groups at prestigious schools have decreased.
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Another Black Woman in Trouble at Harvard. And Surprise, Suprise, She’s head of Diversity
Hmm: An anonymous complaint was allegedly filed against the school’s first Chief Diversity Officer this week.
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When People Assumed Harvard’s Claudine Gay Was a Lesbian, Did It Hurt Her Case?
How misogyny and misplaced homophobia helped topple Harvard’s first Black woman president
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Voters to Conservatives: Stop Banning Black Books
This week’s election results prove voters across the country don’t want conservatives deciding what their kids learn.