Texan Becomes 9th Black Female Pediatric Surgeon in the U.S.
Although Dr. Kanika Bowens-Jallow did not grow up seeing doctors who looked like her, she became the ninth Black female pediatric surgeon in the U.S.
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White Teachers’ Low Expectations Put Black Students at a Disadvantage
New research from professors at American University and Johns Hopkins reveals what isn't exactly news: that white teachers expect less of black students, putting white students at an advantage and disadvantaging black students.
How To Make Trump Mad 101: Harvard University Offers Free Courses For All Amid Rift With The President
Some of the offered classes include "American Government," "Constitutional Foundations," "Citizen Politics in America: Public Opinion," and "Lessons from Ebola: Preventing the Next Pandemic."
Chris Womack To Become CEO of Southern Company, Join Ranks of Blacks Leading Largest Publicly Traded Companies
EXCLUSIVE: With this groundbreaking appointment, Chris Womack joins a small cadre of Black chief executives leading one of the 500 largest U.S.-based publicly traded corporations.
Deposition Video Exposes DOGE Staffer Not Knowing What DEI Is After Being Tasked With Eliminating DEI Grants
The comments section of the video didn't take too well with his lack of knowledge, highlighting how a number of people lost businesses and their jobs because of the war against DEI.