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Guiding lights: How mentors elevate Black youth
In communities across America, a quiet revolution is taking hold as structured mentorship programs create pathways to ...
Fearing federal DEI policies, Waterloo schools withdrew from African American reading event
Waterloo schools, a minority-majority district, declined to participate in the African American Read-In. The 1619 Freedom ...
KCRG on MSN1 天
Black authors host African American read-in, speak out against anti-DEI policy
Hundreds of people gathered at Waterloo West High School Saturday to listen to Black authors read their books.
When Covid hit Black Americans hard, too many white Americans shrugged
White Americans in fall 2020 were less likely to follow safety precautions after learning about the disproportionate impacts ...
Black Lives Matter Plaza Is Gone. Its Erasure Feels Symbolic.
The movement that prompted “Black Lives Matter” to be painted in bold yellow near the White House is in retreat. Its leaders ...
Iowa Public Radio2 天
Waterloo's African American museum opens to the public for the first time
For the first time in its nearly 30 year history, the African American Cultural and Historical Museum is opening to the ...
Duluth News Tribune20 小时
St. Cloud State's first Black graduate, Ruby Cora Webster, is not forgotten
Born in 1889 to former slaves, Webster was part of the first free generation of African Americans in the U.S. She earned an ...
Rolling Out3 天
Why 55% of Black Americans face high blood pressure risks
High blood pressure strikes Black Americans earlier and more severely than other groups. Discover 6 strategies and ...
Face2Face Africa on MSN3 天
Why African-Americans are moving to Africa in droves, and should you?
Why a growing number of African-Americans are moving to Africa for better opportunities and cultural connection.
Clarksville celebrates African American heritage with expanded legacy trail
The African American Legacy Trail in Clarksville has expanded to feature over 40 stops, highlighting the significant contributions from African Americans.
The Black Wall Street Times on MSN2 天
Phillis Wheatley: The first African American poet to publish a book
Phillis Wheatley-Peters was kidnapped as a child from West Africa and sold into slavery in Boston. Despite systemic ...