education
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Ant-Critical Race Theory Efforts have Reached 35 States
Legislation targeting CRT has become widespread across the United States.
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South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem Signs Anti-Critical Race Theory into law, citing “discomfort”
The ant-CRT law prohibits state universities from using training material that could cause racial ‘discomfort.’
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With $1.3 Billion of Covid Relief Funds, Detroit Public Schools Try to Catch up.
Detroit is using its federal pandemic relief money to help schools that have underperformed for years
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Tennessee’s Legislative Version of Targeting “Divisive Concepts” Nears Final Passage
Students and staffers could sue public colleges and universities if they feel they’ve been unfairly punished for not accepting “divisive concepts”
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Hampton University Offering Free Room and Board to Ukrainian Students this Summer
Students will be able to continue their studies during the summer session at Hampton University
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Police Officer Accused of Using Knee Restraint on 12-Year-old Girl’s Neck at a Wisconsin Middle School
The off-duty police officer has resigned from the Kenosha Unified School District.
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Harvard Law Appoints First Black Dean of Students
The Harvard Law alumnus is now returning as an administrator, making history as the first Black man to do so.
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Gabrielle Union Celebrates Cheaper by the Dozen’s Blended Family
The actress/producer discusses how Cheaper by the Dozen showcases the beauty of blended families.
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FBI Investigating 6 Suspects After HBCU Bomb Threats
The FBI provided an update on the ongoing investigation during the House Oversight and Reform Committee hearing about HBCU threats on Thursday