education
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Today In Black History: The Fight for School Desegregation in a New Jersey City
Hundreds of people occupied city hall chambers in Englewood, N.J., in protest of the school board’s refusal to transfer nine Black students to a new school.
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FBI Identifies 6 Minors as Persons of Interest in Bomb Threats to HBCUs
The bomb threats to the historically Black colleges and universities appear to be racially motivated
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Survey Shows Student Loan Holders Most Likely To Be People of Color
Statistics show Black and African American college graduates owe an average of $25,000 more in student loan debt than white college graduates.
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On the First Day of Black History Month, More Than a Dozen HBCUs Receive Bomb Threats
For the second day in a row, Howard University receives a bomb threat after getting one yesterday.
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Chicago Public Schools Are Experiencing Loss of Black and Latino Students As Noted In New Report
Factors such as gentrification, slowing birth rates, and out-migration are noted as causes.
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Historically Black Colleges Receive Second Round of Bomb Threats In A Month
Six HBCUs such as Howard University and Bethune Cookman received bomb threats on Monday morning.