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A Scholar of HBCUs Shines a Harsh Light on the Institutions

By Sara Weissman Joseph L. Jones has spent his entire educational career at historically Black colleges and universities: He earned his bachelor’s degree at Philander Smith College (now University), completed his Ph.D. at Clark-Atlanta University and spent a little over a year

CHICAGO, IL - FEBRUARY 12: Attendees skate during the HBO United Skates Chicago preview event on February 11, 2019 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Daniel Boczarski/Getty Images for HBO)
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Pandemic takes a devastating toll on minority-owned businesses

Opinion by Rick C. Wade for CNN Business Perspectives Editor’s note: Rick C. Wade is senior vice president of strategic alliances and outreach at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, where he leads the Chamber’s Equality of Opportunity Initiative. The opinions expressed in this commentary are his own. Far too often, the opportunity to obtain an

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HBCU graduates continue to write the story of America

Opinion by Bakari Sellers Editor’s note: Bakari Sellers is a former Democratic member of the South Carolina House of Representatives and a CNN commentator. He is the author of the book “My Vanishing Country” and an attorney at Strom Law. The views expressed in this commentary are his own. View more opinion at CNN. America

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PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Jackson state's hiring of Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee Deion Sanders to lead the Tigers program brings attention to the SWAC and Black college football. It also provides fuel for opposing coaches to compete against Jackson State.
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Deion Sanders hire gives HBCU football a real jolt of energy Jackson State coach brings publicity to culture

I tried to blow off Deion Sanders’ much ballyhooed hiring at Jackson State.After all, he’s not the first former professional player to coach at an HBCU, and while there have been some successes, there have been flops as well. For every Doug Williams at Grambling State or Sam Washington at North Carolina A&T success story, you

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It’s not easy being the first but for Kamala Harris it has become a habit

It took less than one day after Kamala Harris was announced as the Democratic vice-presidential nominee for a racist and baseless “birther” conspiracy theory to start circulating among her critics. The morning after Joe Biden named Harris as his running mate, making her the first black woman and the first Asian American to join a major party’s presidential ticket,

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