Education
Statistics show that Black folks are among the most giving people in the country, and have been for a long time despite disproportionate economic disadvantages.
International Day of the Girl is an opportunity to center the educational needs of girls everywhere.
While hip-hop has left an indelible imprint on the field of education, it is not done yet.
Students take a more critical look at education.
The importance of decreasing inequities and changing the landscape so that Black learners, and by extension, all communities, thrive.
Education is always important, but all voters should be education voters this year.
The beauty brand Dark & Lovely is leading a scholarship initiative for Black women.
Deloitte US is committing $1.5 billion toward advancing social equity.
The school, one of the city's largest and oldest elementary institutions, has operated without a library for a decade. The shelves of the new space will be stocked with pieces of literature penned by diverse authors and stories in which students can see themselves reflected.
"Regardless of how successful you are, it's all about coming back to your community," said Roberts.
The United Negro College Fund has received a $200K donation from the Anheuser-Busch Foundation to create an emergency aid fund for HBCU graduates.
NBA star Stephen Curry has completed his studies at Davidson College, 13 years after being drafted into the NBA.
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