Collegiate Voices
“Education Leads to Liberation”: Nikole Hannah-Jones on The 1619 Project & Teaching Black History. Amy Goodman / Democracy Now
America’s strength is learning through history — not rewriting it. By Ken Chenault and Ken Frazier / Wash Post
Black lawmakers in Texas criticize bill that seeks to ban DEI offices in higher education. By Nicole Chavez / CNN
Fewer Black, Latino and male students want to go to college, survey shows. By Edwin Flores / NBC News
How Affirmative Action Was Derailed by Diversity. By Richard Thompson Ford / Chronicle of Higher Ed
College-going gap between Black and white Americans is getting worse. By Jon Marcus / USA Today
Attacks on ‘segregated’ graduation ceremonies overlook the history of racism on campus. By Crystal Garcia and Antonio Duran
DeSantis signs bill to defund DEI programs at Florida’s public colleges. By Jack Stripling / Wash Post
As Politicians Target Higher Ed’s Diversity Efforts, HBCU Students Worry About Their Campuses. By Kyla Hubbard / Chronicle of Higher Ed
Report: 600,000 Fewer Black Students Enrolled in US Colleges vs 20 Years Ago. By Brett Peveto / Public News Service
Statehouses’ Targeting of Diversity and Tenure Is Starting to Scare Away Faculty Job Candidates. By Megan Zalneis / Chronicle of Higher Ed
Black Va. lawmakers, NAACP demand ouster of Youngkin’s diversity chief. By Ian Shapira / Wash Post
Howard University names scholar of the African diaspora as its new president. By Nick Anderson / Wash Post
AP course in African American Studies brings Black history to life for these Tulsa students. By Nicquel Terry Ellis / CNN
How UNC students view the lawsuit threatening affirmative action. By Reuters and NBC News
AP Black history course will change after months of political discourse, College Board says. By AP and NBC News
At many HBCUs, just 1 in 3 students are men. Here’s why that matters. By Naomi Harris and Skylar Stephens. Wash Post
AP African American Studies, CRT, And Redressing Institutional Racism. By Anique John / AAIHS
