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.

Becoming a Black Scientist: Why the Path Is Harder
Technology Networks

Nearly 130 Years Later, Rice Sociologist Finds New Way to Measure W.E.B. Du Bois’ Double Consciousness
Rice University News

“Making Sense of Slavery”: The Challenging Evolution of How America Tells Its Story
The Colorado Sun

In the Same League: Report Offers Blueprint Toward Racial Equality
The Journal Gazette

This HBCU Senior Is a STEM Trailblazer
UNCF

When Will the Underrepresentation of Black Professors End?
Society for Research into Higher Education

Racism Needs to Be Understood as a Global Phenomenon – Our Humanity Depends On It
The Guardian

Nurturing Trust and Equity in Patient Spaces
American Federation of Teachers

Florida Southwestern College Honors First African American Student-Athlete Who Changed the Game
Lake Okeechobee News

Alabama’s HBCUs Pay Off in Dollars and Cents
BirminghamWatch

Anti-Literacy Laws: The Legacy of Slave Codes
In Custodia Legis | Law Librarians of Congress

Weber State Students Press to Resurrect Centers Geared to Latino, Black and Other Students
KSL

Where Did Black Los Angeles Go? The Disappearance of a Community That Built the City
LA Progressive

The Working Class Is More Diverse Than Ever Before
Economic Policy Institute

Black Coaches Locked Out of College Football Opportunities
The St. Louis American

The Quiet Erosion of the Black Middle Class
U.S. Black Engineer

Valerie Brandes Made Her Own Way Into Publishing. Now She’s Opening the Gate.
Howard University News Service

Harold Cruse, the Loneliest Black Radical Intellectual
Jacobin

Why a Photo of Diverse Staff Is Making These White Men Angry
Cultured
(Medium)

GameChangers: Black Women Leading the Tech Revolution
The Defender

Black Excellence Is the Path Forward for Black Americans
AFRO

African American Studies Alum Curates Art Exhibition With Personal History
VCU College of Humanities and Sciences News

Discriminatory Beauty Standards Have Health Costs for Women of Color
American Public Health Association

How This Civil Rights-Era School Helped Black Women Break Office Barriers
WSFA 12

Why Black Governors Should Follow Wes Moore’s Lead on Education
The Root

Saint Louis ?university Puts African American Studies Department Under Review, Students Say Gutting Is Not an Option
St. Louis Public Radio

Black Student Union Holds Sit-In and March for Black Solidarity Day
Pipe Dream
(Binghamton University)