When Afrofuturism Enters The Classroom
Afrofuturism not only enhances academic engagement but also equips students with tools for combating racism and fostering a just society.
Florida Board Bans Use Of State And Federal Funds On DEI Programs At State...
Florida’s Board of Governors voted Wednesday to ban state spending on diversity, equity and inclusion programs across all public universities in the state – the latest move targeting higher education DEI spending in the United States.
Updated FAFSA Form Helps Black Students Get More Aid
The Department of Education expects the updated and redesigned financial aid form to help students get more for their higher education.
For Black Kids, Underfunded Public Schools Are Inequality Factories
A new report reveals how hundreds of billions of dollars have been snatched away from the nation’s public schools since 2016.
Fed Up Black Moms Take On The School To Prison Pipeline
Black students face high suspension rates. Now the Black Mother’s Forum is fighting for change.
Forgiveness Comes Early For Borrowers On The SAVE Plan
Eligible student loan borrowers on the replaced Income-Driven Repayment Plan will see their debts erased as early as February 2024.
Using Music And Education To Undo Unjust Systems
Music is an integral part of Detroit’s identity. Incorporating it into the school curriculum means more than just teaching notes and rhythms.
The Myth Of The Quick Learner
Some kids appear to learn faster than others. A few years ago, a group of scientists at Carnegie Mellon University decided to study these rapid learners to see what they are doing differently and if their strategies could help the rest of us.
Student Loan Forgiveness Under SAVE Plan To Begin Next Month
The White House announced Friday that some student loan borrowers enrolled in President Joe Biden’s SAVE plan may see their remaining balance wiped away starting next month.
Integrating Black History Builds Better Education
Sonya Douglass, director of the Black Education Research Collective, isn’t scared of efforts to whitewash history.
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Nolan Wells’ Case Is Closed. His Family Still Demands Answers
A Mississippi grand jury declined to charge anyone in the drowning death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, despite unexplained injuries noted in autopsy reports. His family, joined by attorney Ben Crump, disputes the ruling and is demanding a federal investigation, while a rapper-led campaign now offers a $1 million reward for credible evidence in the unresolved case.
