Meet The First Black Dean of the Oldest Law School In The U.S.
A. Benjamin Spencer is the first African American to serve as dean at William & Mary Law School, the oldest law school in the country.
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Debate Over Equal-Opportunity Education Heats Up
Fifty-Two Years After Brown V. Board Of Education, the Supreme Court has agreed to rule on lawsuits filed in Washington and Kentucky in which white parents claim school boards using...
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Kroger Announces $1.1 Million Investments to Advance Racial Equity
The Kroger Co. Foundation announces $1.1 Million in investments to advance racial equity through grants and scholarships.
Straight Outta Compton—A Stunning School Turnaround
How does a district teetering on the edge of state receivership do a turnaround in fewer than 10 years? That's the astonishing and hopeful story of Compton Unified School District in Compton, California, which went from having middling graduation rates, dismal facilities, a budget crisis, and more, to one of the most improved graduation rates in the state.