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The other day I spoke with U.S. Education Secretary John King for a final interview. He looked back at what the administration has accomplished in education and areas where it had hoped to make a greater impact.
He would make America his home, only to discover a sick racial prejudice here, although it wasn't like what the Jews experienced during the Nazi era, and it was mostly—Jews and some others were also discriminated against---directed toward black people.
"We want to get them excited about science first and then about medicine and dentistry—to increase the likelihood that they'll pursue a career in science or medicine. We also have the teachers come over to Meharry to help them develop projects they can do with their students."
These black women in tech prove their spot in the male-dominated industry.
Michael Sam, who made history when he became the first openly gay football player drafted into the NFL, will get to tell his story and share his groundbreaking journey in...
