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Tennessee colleges are struggling to graduate Black males. Here's how one university is making strides. - Vimarsana News

Tennessee colleges are struggling to graduate Black males. Here's how one university is making strides.

A group of mostly Black males gathers for a photo in the multicultural affairs office at Tennessee Tech University in Cookeville. Some of them are new to

Source: wpln.org
The Oklahoma Historical Society host event to honor Juneteenth - Vimarsana News

The Oklahoma Historical Society host event to honor Juneteenth

Guest learned more about the Juneteenth through live music and much more

Source: koco.com
Oklahoma Juneteenth celebrations scheduled - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma Juneteenth celebrations scheduled

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Historical Society (OHS) will celebrate Juneteenth with “Music through the Ages” on Thursday, June 16, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Oklahoma History Center.

EDITORIAL: CU faculty vote against diversity - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL: CU faculty vote against diversity

A seemingly intractable lack of diversity blemishes the otherwise strong reputation of the University of Colorado's flagship campus in Boulder. Throwbacks looking for immersion into white, homogenous, coercionist groupthink need look no farther than the Boulder campus to find Nirvana. This is nothing new and the faculty seem to like it. To uphold white, privileged groupthink as an officially accepted worldview, the Boulder Faculty Assembly voted for more of it last week. They censured CU President Mark Kennedy, a man who has arguably done more than any other single person to diversity a campu...

Colorado Springs Gazette: CU faculty vote against diversity - Vimarsana News

Colorado Springs Gazette: CU faculty vote against diversity

A seemingly intractable lack of diversity blemishes the otherwise strong reputation of the University of Colorado's flagship campus in Boulder. Throwbacks looking for immersion into white, homogenous, coercionist groupthink need look no farther than the Boulder campus to find Nirvana. This is nothing new and the faculty seem to like it. To uphold white, privileged groupthink as an officially accepted worldview, the Boulder Faculty Assembly voted for more of it last week. They censured CU President Mark Kennedy, a man who has arguably done more than any other single person to diversity a campu...