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JOHANNESBURG – The townships Soweto and Sharpeville stand as pillars and reminders of overcoming apartheid and the loss that was endured in the process. The Soweto Uprising and Sharpeville massacre resulted in…

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Joyce Ladner, Howard’s First Female President, Reflects on Black Sociology

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The Power of Black Unity A Focus During Congressional Black Caucus Annual Legislative Caucus

September 25, 2023

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Education Equity Examined at 2023 CBC Conference

September 25, 2023

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A Day of Speeches to Spark a Life of Change

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By Essence Wiley Howard University News Service Thousands crowded at the Lincoln Memorial on Saturday in…

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Howard University Hosts Media Town Hall, ‘Reporting While Black: Confronting Systemic Racism’

May 17, 2023

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By Braxton Babb, NewsVision reporter Some 55 years after the Kerner Commission revealed a scathing report…

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Black & Missing: Howard Law Panel Explores Disparities in Finding Lost Women

November 21, 2022

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By Alana Matthew Howard University News Service and 101Magazine.net Experts from all over the country…

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Biden’s Supreme Court Nod to Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Draws Praise

February 25, 2022

by Nyah Marshall

By Nyah Marshall Howard University News Service Americans around the country, especially legal scholars and Black…

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Fla. House Passes ‘Individual Freedom’ Bill to Limit Black History

February 24, 2022

by Airielle Lowe

By Airielle Lowe Howard University News Service Florida’s “Individual Freedom” bill passed by a 74-41 vote…

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Nikole Hannah-Jones Discusses New 1619 Book With Howard Students

February 2, 2022

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By Sarah Jones-Smith, NewsVision Howard University students joined award-winning author Nikole Hannah-Jones for a candid discussion…

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Water, Water Everywhere and Not a Drop to Drink

December 6, 2021

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By Jaylen Williams Howard University News Service Flint, Michigan, was once a bustling city, home to…

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The Legacy of Apartheid: Past and Present of Soweto and Sharpeville

Kamala Harris’ Historic Candidacy Brings Intersectionality Issues to the Forefront

One Year Later:How The Supreme Court’s Affirmative Action Ruling Is Impacting Diversity

Amid Calls for Reform, Supreme Court Reviews Key Cases Like Gerrymandering

New FAFSA Changes Could Help Black Students Afford College

Joyce Ladner, Howard’s First Female President, Reflects on Black Sociology

The Power of Black Unity A Focus During Congressional Black Caucus Annual Legislative Caucus

Education Equity Examined at 2023 CBC Conference

A Day of Speeches to Spark a Life of Change

Howard University Hosts Media Town Hall, ‘Reporting While Black: Confronting Systemic Racism’

Black & Missing: Howard Law Panel Explores Disparities in Finding Lost Women

Biden’s Supreme Court Nod to Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Draws Praise

Fla. House Passes ‘Individual Freedom’ Bill to Limit Black History

Nikole Hannah-Jones Discusses New 1619 Book With Howard Students

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