Each week, The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education will provide links to online articles that may be of interest to our readers. The links presented direct the reader to articles from many different points of view that deal with issues of African Americans in higher education. The articles selected do not necessarily reflect the views of the editorial board of JBHE. We invite subscribers to e-mail us with suggestions of articles for inclusion in this feature.
Online Articles That May Be of Interest to JBHE Readers
Helping Black Families to Grow and Thrive
Course on Afrofuturism Brings Together UChicago Students and Community Members
Yes, Efforts to Eliminate DEI Programs Are Rooted in Racism
Duke Ends Full-Ride Scholarship Program for Select Black Students in Wake of Affirmative Action Ruling
Discrimination and Its Negative Effect on a Students’ Academic Performance and Well-Being
The Brilliant Case for Impact Investing in America’s HBCUs
The Lemon Project: Reclaiming the Names of the Enslaved People Who Built William & Mary
The Attacks on HBCUs Extend Beyond Tennessee
Positioning Black Men for College Success
Colleges Must Do More to Support the Safety and Emotional Well-Being of Black Women Leaders
Decolonisation of African Universities ‘Could Reduce Brain Drain’
Lawyers’ Committee, NAACP Join Educators & Students in Lawsuit Against Arkansas Challenging LEARNS Act & Treatment of AP African American Studies Course
University of Florida’s Attack on DEI Is Degrading Education and Devaluing Our Degrees
A Lawmaker Proposed a Bill That Would Ban DEI in Medical Schools. Doctors Say It Could Roll Back Progress Toward Improving Black Maternal Health.
From Africa to the U.S.: Giving Back by Making Math Possible
How Dietician Maya Feller Is Saving HBCU Students and the Black Community
New STEM School in Mississippi to Boost Economic Growth and Equity
Dear Mama: Highlighting Environmental Pollutants on Black Maternal Health
Could Tearing Up an Oakland Freeway Undo Decades of Racial Injustice?
Duke School of Nursing Leads the Charge in Advancing Health Equity Through AI Via Newly Launched FAIR HEALTH Initiative
Can Postpartum Medicaid Coverage Solve the Black Maternal Health Crisis?
Zambia Visit Shows SSW’s Global Impact
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