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Affirming Black Boys’ Identity

As Black educators dedicated to closing racial achievement gaps and preventing low achievement and underachievement, we are quite familiar with the power of literature, especially representation in multicultural literature.

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'Skills Builders': Mislabeled and Misunderstood

The changing needs of the modern American workforce will require continuous training among current and future employees

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January 6, 2021: As an Historical Fact, and not a Romanticized Fiction

Accurately capturing an essential episode in the history of the United States, what transpired on January 6, 2021, is critically important.

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Why Access to Computer Science Education Should Be the New Space Race

Expanding access to computer science at an accelerated rate in 2022 is pivotal. Computer science courses in high school should be the norm as opposed to an anomaly.

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When the Research Topic Chooses You

I have often wondered why someone pursues a certain research topic.

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Reframing Risk: How (and Why) to Diversify Your STEM Enrollments

Despite investments in pipeline programs, increased access to upper-level math and science classes in secondary schools and the growing popularity of STEM careers, little progress has been made.

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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Being Native American on an HBCU Board of Trustees

Today, more than ever, the principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) form a critical foundation preparing and supporting institutions of higher education to meet every changing demand of our society in this century.

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AP, High School Equity and College Admission

Ending college admissions testing is an imperfect solution for achieving higher education equity.

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Gen X and Millennial Community College Leaders Offer the Leadership of the Future

Many Gen X and Millennial leaders arrive in their roles via non-traditional pathways, are technologically astute and are more diverse than previous generations of community college presidents.

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Why are HBCUs the Only Institutions Included In the Discourse about Tuition-Free Community College?

It is important to keep in mind that HBCUs are not a monolith, much like spectrum of diverse institutions inclusive of Predominantly White Institutions (PWIs), with different missions and institutional selectivity.

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As Community College Students Return to Class, Let’s Help Them Graduate

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Ensuring Equity and Choice in the Future of Higher Education

The history of American higher education has been the story of an evolving system incorporating a growing number and diversity of students.

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