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.

Harnessing the Wind: A Strategy for HBCU Campus and Community Development
The Brookings Institution

HBCU Homecomings Shouldn’t Pay the Price for Violence They Didn’t Cause
Jacksonville Free Press

Health Care Discrimination May Silence Diabetes Conversations Among Black Men
Medical Xpress

After Decades of Progress, Wake County Public Schools Faces Resegregation
WUNC News

No Magic Words Will Cure the Racism That Festers in America
Los Angeles Times

How the Legacy of Slavery Shapes Health Disparities Today
UC Berkeley Letters & Science

All The Things That Make Hampton University an Iconic HBCU
The Root

Getting a PhD in Education Made Me Unemployable in K-12
An Injustice!
(Medium)

Building an AI-Ready University in Malawi
Huawei

She Graduated From a Segregated High School at 27. Now 105, She Returned for Its Centennial.
South Carolina Daily Gazette

UCLA Must Stand Up for Ethnic Studies Amid Trump Administration’s Anti-DEI Push
The Daily Bruin
(University of California, Los Angeles)

US Lawmakers Closed Their On-Campus Voting Sites. HBCU Students Marched Miles to Vote Anyway
The Guardian

The Drum Beats Again for Our Black Colleges
Black Westchester

Paris, Socialism and the Warning Signs Black America Shouldn’t Ignore
The National Center for Public Policy Research

Why the Deep Family and Cultural Ties of HBCU Homecomings Span Generations
New York Amsterdam News

“Because I Could Put a Ball in a Basket” – Kevin Durant on Why Racism and Oppression Don’t Apply to Him
Basketball Network

Alumna Offers Insight Into the Egg Freezing Experiences and Reproductive Autonomy of Black Women
CUNY Graduate Center

Interest in Evolution Runs High, but Black Undergraduates See Few Viable Career Paths
Bioengineer.org

University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Expands Fashion Industry Pathways Through Integrated Merchandising Curriculum
Fashion United

This Family’s Multi-Generational HBCU Legacy Will Inspire And Motivate You
Essence

Universities Caved to Anti-DEI Threats. Now They Must Answer for the Damage.
Creators

The Liberal Philanthropy Funding DEI’s Biggest Defenders on Campus
City Journal