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On the anniversary of Dr. Greg Carr’s 23rd anniversary, faculty and students alike reflect on his contributions to the field of Africana students and to the university at large.
Mississippi’s state auditor has proposed cutting funding to degree programs at public universities that his office says lead to fewer graduates finding jobs in the state.
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Shortlist includes Books on the Syrian civil war, Blackness, missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, motherhood and a colossal wildfire
"What they're worrying about is your kids learning about what white people did." Michael Harriot looks at the changes to school curriculums in places like Florida and Tennessee and finds that states aren't erasing Black history; instead, schools are leaving out white people's role in Black history.
Five writers shortlisted for literary prize which annually celebrates the best in Canadian nonfiction.