Posts Tagged education
Hampton’s first white homecoming queen facing racism
Nikole Churchill had people walk out the auditorium last month when she won a pageant to become Hampton’s first white homecoming queen.
Since then she has been booed and heckled at events while trying to fulfill her duties as queen.
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Add comment October 19, 2009
Read the Contorversial Morehouse dress code
Check out the controversial Morehouse dress code which basically ask it’s young men to dress as if they are in the professional world. It of course bans doo rags, grillzs, and sagging pants but it was very surprising to see it had to ban women’s clothes and shoes?!?!
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http://www.letstalkhonestly.com/blacknewsblackviews.html
Add comment October 17, 2009
MISTER Scholarship grooms African American male teachers
Only about 2 percent of teachers nationwide are African-American men. But experts say that needs to change if educators expect to reduce minority achievement gaps and dropout rates.
American teachers are overwhelmingly white (87 percent) and female (77 percent), despite minority student populations of about 44 percent, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Add comment October 11, 2009
We need more parental involvement in our schools
George Cook a member of his local school board discusses the need for more parental involvement in predominantly black schools and how he feels it benefits our children.
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Add comment October 11, 2009
Read African American childrens book “The Hillsiders” free online
Read my childrens book “The Hillsiders: What do you want to be when you grow up” for free in an PDF format by clicking the link below. Feel free to copy or print the 23 page book. A book to inspire young African American children to be whatever they want to be when they grow up.
The Hillsiders new children’ s book about a fourth grade class at Barack Obama Elementary. On this day the class discusses what they want to be when they grow up with their teacher Mr. Reeves. Join along and see if you want to be the same things too.
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Add comment October 9, 2009
Derrius Quarles. From foster care to 1 million in scholarships and a full ride at Morehouse
When Derrius Quarles was 5, the state took him away from his mother. He spent his childhood bouncing from home to home before ending up on his own at 17 in an apartment on Chicago’s South Side.
His arrival at a prestigious, historically African-American college ( Morehouse ) — with more than $1 million in scholarship offers — is a story of inspiration and anguish. And it’s a testament to his determination to prove that he is better than his beginnings.
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1 comment October 6, 2009
Howard Med Students start free clinic in Washington DC
A group of Howard Med Students saw a need for healthcare services in Washington DC and instaed of just talking about it they did something about it. They started a free clinic.
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Add comment September 18, 2009
