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"Some people believe that once someone is in prison, they are just gone, they are no longer a citizen. Yes, we are," declares Aly Tamboura. And he is a testimony to that statement. Tamboura has come a long way since being sentenced to 14 years in San Quentin, one of the nation's most notorious prisons.
There is one college that turned its low graduation rate of 30% around. It has tripled the graduation rate of its black male students; and there is no graduation gap based on student demographics. That school is Georgia State University, which, although not an HBCU, now graduates more black students than any other U.S. college.
Black Greek-letter sororities and fraternities have been a pivotal part of black history since the early 20th century. Here's a look at their impact.
Ashley Bell will take the reins of the Small Business Administration’s Southeast Region as its new director, the White House announced Monday. The Georgia native, who will be sworn in...
But West blew me away when she cited this statistic: 200 to 300 women disappear every month in the state of Georgia. Most are black, and little is being done about it.
