Online Articles That May Be of Interest to JBHE Readers

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 email us with suggestions for articles to be included in this feature.

The Woman Behind Dr. King’s ‘Letter’ Is Getting Her Due
The St. Louis American

The Missing Education About Black Americans
Sojourners

How the Dismantling of Black Studies Signals the Declining Value of Higher Ed
Emerald Pages

IRS Filings Show Rising Compensation For Private HBCU Presidents
Black Enterprise

Bucknell Language Professor’s Book Explores History of ‘the N-Word’
NorthcentralPA.com

African-American Studies Is the Foundation of Democratic Movements and A Guide to Resistance; It Cannot Be Erased
National Urban League

Dismantling the Whiteness of Legal Education
Race, Racism and the Law

Trump Administration’s War on DEI in Universities Closes Off Students’ Learning Opportunities
The Progressive

To Save SC’s historic Black Schools, Nonprofit Launches Statewide Coalition
States Newsroom

Keeping Our HBCUs Safe
The Jackson Advocate

The Race Equation: A Standard Medical Test With Racist Origins Is Cutting Off Black Patients From Needed Treatments.
Reveal

Individual Racism, Institutional Racism, and Systemic Racism: The Differences and Where They Overlap
The Good Men Project

California Moves to Make Major Companies Disclose Whether They Profited From Slavery
Fair Play Talks

African-American Studies Must Be Protected
ThyBlackMan

Trump Tries to Resurrect the Color Bar at the Legal Bar
The Bay State Banner

What Happens When Every Child Gets to Eat at School?
Word In Black

How Can Feminists Advance Racial Equity in a Post-DEI World?
Ms. Magazine

A Brief History of Segregated Beaches in America
Penn Today

How Edwardsville Schools Took the First Step Toward Integration in 1949
The Edwardsville Intelligencer

Here’s What’s Lost When Black Studies Programs Are Cut
Good Authority

UN Votes to Adopt New World Map That Shows Africa’s True Scale
The Guardian