UNC Agrees To Pay Group Led By Anti-Affirmative Action Activist $4.8M
The University of North Carolina has paid $4.8 million to a group led by anti-affirmative action activist Edward Blum, according to records obtained by Reuters.
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Two Free New Channels Being Launched Targeting Multicultural Audiences
Aiming to reach urban multicultural audiences, two free new channels being launched.
Former FAMU Law School Dean Highlights Claims ‘Falling On Deaf Ears’ In Resignation Letter
Keller's resignation letter expressed concerns of constant oversight regarding the law school's bar exam passage rates.
Paulette Brown Takes Office as First Female Black President of the ABA
Paulette Brown took office Tuesday, August 4, as the first female black president of the American Bar Association and plans to put issues of diversity first.
Founders First CDC Launches $60,000 Job Creators Quest Grant Program
Founders First CDC, a non-profit empowering expansion in diverse founder-led, revenue-generating businesses announced its Job Creators Quest Grant.