Black “Bachelor” May Finally Be Coming to ABC
After airing for 14 years, the infamous The Bachelor franchise may finally be adding some diversity with a black Bachelor or Bachelorette.
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Children of Color Are Gifted, Too
The groundbreaking work of Martin D. Jenkins who studied and published papers telling descriptive stories of highly intelligent Negro children that he had worked with as early as 1934 provided more than sufficient evidence of the intellectual capacity of black students.
Why Just Tweet When You Can Whistle a Whole Tune?
Twitter is rumored to be working on a feature that would allow users to create tweets with as many as 10,000 characters,
College Strategies for Retaining and Graduating First-Generation Students
How can colleges not only admit first-generation students, but retain them until they graduate? Here are strategies that colleges can readily implement.
Black Star Grove Expands the Cultural Horizons of Black Youth
Amber Turner, M.A. was witnessing a trend that she grew increasingly frustrated with. The lack of exposure to diversity for our African American youth has lent itself to idle time, violence, and a narrow-minded worldview. Unwilling to accept this trend, Turner created Black Star Grove (BSG), an initiative to support and encourage academic excellence, leadership, and intellect, and serve as a tool of exposure among deserving urban youth in America.
