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'Purposeful action:' Governor lauds Lincoln students who 'righteously demand action' as state increases funding for historic university – Daily Local - Vimarsana News

'Purposeful action:' Governor lauds Lincoln students who 'righteously demand action' as state increases funding for historic university – Daily Local

Prior to the Lincoln students walking 66 miles to Harrisburg from Lower Oxford to bring awareness to the plight of under-funded institutions of higher education in the Commonwealth, the House Bill 1461 was stagnant.

Fighting the Good Fight with Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley - Vimarsana News

Fighting the Good Fight with Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley

Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley brings her confidence and smarts to The Blackest Questions. No stranger to breaking the mold, the Massachusetts representative shares her passion for women in politics and explains why Black representation should be a priority for all of us. She also discusses her childhood influences and what's next as she fights for equality and accountability in Washington, D.C.

What to read, watch, see and do for Juneteenth - Vimarsana News

What to read, watch, see and do for Juneteenth

Each June, faculty and staff from across Temple University commemorate Black history and achievement in celebration of Juneteenth. The holiday is a chance to educate the community about the struggles and progress of African Americans in this country, support Black-owned businesses and organizations, reflect on Philadelphia’s racist past, and attend community celebrations.Here

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There's much to memorialize in Norman's Black History Month | Opinion - Vimarsana News

There's much to memorialize in Norman's Black History Month | Opinion

By Andy Rieger | For The Transcript Feb 14, 2021 Feb 14, 2021 Black social critic-comedian Dick Gregory receives a standing ovation for his speech at the Oklahoma Memorial Union Ballroom in February 1971 as part of OU Black Heritage week. He was introduced to the OU crowd by Dr. George Henderson. Photo Provided “A community that is divided will never thrive.” — Dr. Belinda Higgs Hyppolite The reminder from OU’s Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion was delivered at Tuesday’s Norman City Council meeting as she accepted ...