The Tulsa Race Massacre Is Finally Getting Attention — 100 Years Later
The United States is filled with untold history especially, when it comes to the history of Black people.…
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College Track New Orleans: Eliminating Systemic Barriers To College Since 2008
By Darreonna Davis, Howard University News Service College Track New Orleans (CTNO) is a 10-year college…
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The Future Of New Orleans’ Generations-Old Turbines
By Darreonna Davis, Howard University News Service New Orleans has experienced thunderstorms within…
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Successful Women Achieving Goals, The Non-Profit Combating The Educational Gap In Black Communities
Successful Women Achieving Goals, or SWAG, is a non-profit organization seeking to close the educational…
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First Generation Americans See Advantages, Challenges In Their Experiences
Janee Jenkins, Howard University News Service As many can assume, being a child of an immigrant single…
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D.C. Non-Profit Gives Domestic Violence Survivors a Safe Space During Pandemic
MeKayla Pierre, Howard University News Service My Sister’s Place, a D.C.-based organization, continues…
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Shamara Spencer: Accountant By Day, Choreographer For The Stars By Night
Trevonae Williams, Howard University News Service In many traditional societies, there are certain paths…
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In Kansas City, Immigrants Say Their Role In Society Is Important Too
Kendall Lanier, Howard University News Service The presence of immigrants in Kansas City, MO has grown…
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A Warrior Of A Woman: Nia Weeks, Orleans Parish Advocate
Darreonna Davis, Howard University News Service Nia Weeks is a New Orleans native, family and criminal…
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Central Florida Nonprofit Seeks To Make Impact On Mental Health And Homelessness
Ianna Fenton, Howard University News Service Park Place Behavioral Health Care Center is a nonprofit…
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