Taurian Collins, a first-grader attending J.S. Clark Magnet School in Louisiana, has secured a coveted spot in Mensa, the renowned high IQ society for exceptionally brilliant individuals. According to KNOE, the young boy’s path toward early academic excellence started when he was around 2 years old, when he developed an interest in reading. Taurian’s parents […]
A pair of Harvard University Business School students saved the day by hosting a Spades clinic and free-for-all worksheet to address the embarrassing conversation surrounding “not knowing how to play spades.” Understanding the need for a safe environment to learn the game, the creators, Alliyah Gary and Chelsea Grain Jefferson, created the clinic. Before the Thanksgiving […]
Book by X, Malcolm
Publisher : Paragon House; First Edition (January 1, 1991)
Language : English
Paperback : 191 pages
ISBN-10 : 1557784795
ISBN-13 : 978-1557784797
Item Weight : 9.6 ounces
Dimensions : 8.25 x 5.56 x 0.64 inches
Affirmative Action is over will Black people do for self. This video is about Affirmative Action and the supreme court decision to strike it down in a nation land ruling. The4 Supreme Court set new limits on affirmative action programs in cases involving whether public and private colleges and universities can continue to use race […]
The USPHS Study of Untreated Syphilis in the Negro Male at Tuskegee and Macon County began in 1932, after US Public Health Service doctors recorded a 39.8% prevalence of syphilis among patients seen in Macon County, Alabama during a treatment study in one corner of the county. While these data might have raised many possible […]
Dr. Mildred Jefferson — the first Black woman to graduate from Harvard — was passionately pro-life. Listen to her searing words against abortion. “The unborn child cannot escape, can not riot in the streets, and can not vote… I became a physician to help save lives, not to destroy them.” Music: “Run” by Tristan Barton […]
BOSTON (AP) — A Connecticut woman who says she’s descended from slaves who are portrayed in widely published, historical photos owned by Harvard University can sue the school for emotional distress, Massachusetts’ highest court ruled Thursday. The state’s Supreme Judicial Court partly vacated a lower court ruling that dismissed a complaint from Tamara Lanier over photos she says […]
(BPRW) “Reimagining Our Radical Roots” Convening Marks the 150th Birthday of Civil Rights Pioneer and Journalist William Monroe Trotter at Harvard University’s Kennedy School (Black PR Wire) Cambridge, MA – This spring the William Monroe Trotter Collaborative for Social Justice at the Harvard Kennedy School will host a major two-day event celebrating the 150th birth anniversary […]
This Black History Month, current and former Student Body Presidents of Harvard, MIT, and Wellesley are using their platforms to shed light on the achievements and sacrifices of the Black alumni at their respective universities. Danielle Geathers (MIT), Noah Harris (Harvard), and Tatiana Ivy Moise (Wellesley) made history in 2020 with their elections, marking the […]
Black students have played a pivotal role in pioneering programs and in pushing their institutions to act in ways that move towards health equity. This student-led session will illuminate diverse perspectives, building from understanding history, about ways institutions can enact a clear “action agenda”, including concrete opportunities and responsibilities, through which everyone concerned about these […]