A New Initiative Aims To Honor America’s Martyrs
The concept of Martyrs Day centers around the idea that the United States is a nation birthed from protest.
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HBCUs Remain Disadvantaged As Unregulated NIL Rules Divides College Athletics
With this new standard in college athletics, HBCUs stand at a disadvantage, with to lesser funds to go around to pay all-star players.
Racism-Related Stress May Contribute To High Black Maternal Mortality Rates, Study Finds
New research from the U.K. points to a connection between racism-related stress and the disproportionately high maternal mortality rates among Black women.
Long Overdue! College Park Honors City’s 1st Black Championship Basketball Team
The City of College Park in Georgia has honored the 1969 Eva L. Thomas Bearcats Championship Basketball Team
Morris Brown College Preps For First Graduation Of ‘Restoration Class’ Since Reaccreditation
This cohort of graduates, deemed the "Restoration Class," is the first to graduate from Morris Brown since its reaccreditation.