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Ken Burns's "Jackie Robinson" on July 15 & 22 at 9pm

Ken Burns's "Jackie Robinson" on July 15 & 22 at 9pm
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Graduates Demand US Colleges Make Up for Past Slavery Ties

Universities in the United States have set aside money and places at their schools for the descendants of enslaved people. But some graduates say it is too hard to get the universities to do what they have promised. ....

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The Long Legacy Of Anti-Blackness In Academia

The Long Legacy Of Anti-Blackness In Academia
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Opinion | There's No Classics 'Catastrophe' at Howard University

May 2, 2021
By Brandon Hogan and Jacoby Adeshei Carter
Dr. Hogan is the director of undergraduate studies and Dr. Carter is the chairman of the philosophy department at Howard. They are both H.B.C.U. graduates.
Cornel West and his co-author made a common mistake when they wrote a recent essay in The Washington Post chastising Howard University for eliminating its classics department. Reducing the decision to a âspiritual catastrophe,â they overlooked a deeper and more urgent problem: the financial constraints facing historically Black colleges and universities, and the inequality that underlies them.
Our approach to this issue is based in our perspective as philosophy professors at Howard who have reverence for the classics. Our department offers seminars on Plato and Aristotle alongside mandatory courses on the history of Africana philosophy. Classical texts have left an indelible mark on modern philosophy and thereâs no question that, in an ideal w ....

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Black people were there from beginning at America's oldest colleges

After digging through innumerable manuscripts, podcasts and blogs, I learned that Black folks were very much involved in the construction and operation of our most prestigious colleges from the very beginning. Although most college bylaws, and state constitutions prohibited African Americans from formally attending our oldest institutions as pupils, they played integral roles in other ways.
Among them were construction and engineering technicians, brick masons, coppersmiths, stevedores, cooks/chefs, laborers and security personnel.
Here are a few ivy league, and other colleges that were benefactors of the sweat equity of Black people:
1. College of William and Mary, The Sir Christopher Wren Building ....

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