Figure Skating in Harlem Focuses on Education and Gets Results
Figure Skating in Harlem is in its 20th year of teaching girls from age 6 to 18 not just about figure skating but also the power of education, as well as confidence and leadership.
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Improve Your SAT/ACT Scores Now
Tyler used Testive and improved his score from 21, which is considered average, to a solid 26, putting him squarely in the sights of scholarship offers. Tyler told me in an e-mail that scholarship eligibility is important to him and others in his community.
Dr. Frances Cress Welsing, Author of The Isis Papers, Dead at 80
The Howard University graduate wrote essays and did extensive research on colorism, racism, and inequality, often exploring concepts of white supremacy in her works. Her research, done throughout the early 1970s into the 1990s, was controversial at the time, focusing on white racism while offering a theory of black pride and superiority based on levels of melanin.
Economic Facts Affecting Your Child’s Education: Fact 3
The Hamilton Project at Brookings recently released 14 Economic Facts on Education and Economic Opportunity, which explores inequality and education.
How I Revisited the Last Moments of Martin Luther King’s Life
A stumble upon civil rights history near the anniversary of Martin Luther King's assasination in Memphis with special companions.