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HBCU Alumni Are Thriving At Higher Rates Than Peers, Landmark New Survey Finds
On Friday, an invitation-only ceremony was held at Martha’s Vineyard to unveil the first set of results from “Proof of Promise: The Lasting Value and Impact of an HBCU Education,” a survey of alumni...
Black Arts Movement Exhibit ‘Comes Home To Jackson’
"Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955-1985" opens July 25 at the Mississippi Museum of Art featuring more than 100 artists exemplifying how photography became a powerful tool in the Black...
Williamsburg County’s Remarkable Legacy Of HBCU Leadership
Williamsburg County has quietly become one of South Carolina's most remarkable contributors to Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). While many communities celebrate distinguished...
New Data Shows How California’s Black-Serving Institutions Are Performing
Two years ago, the California Legislature passed a law creating a new designation, Black-serving institutions, to recognize colleges and universities working toward Black students’ success. To...
Black Voters May Decide The Nation’s Biggest Democratic Primary
Larry Nix pulled into a cookout hosted by Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign on Sunday, rolled down his window and told the progressive Senate candidate he needed answers. Nix, a 63-year-old Army veteran,...
Charlotte Jewish, Black Leaders Unveil ‘Transformative’ Memorial Project In Uptown
Leaders in Charlotte’s Jewish and African American communities are working together to create a “transformative” new space in an uptown park memorializing an iconic civil rights hero and victims of...
