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The Importance of Minority Traveling
The Importance of Minority Traveling By Addison DeMoss I am Addison DeMoss, a recent graduate of Morehouse College and a future Peace Corps volunteer. Throughout my life, I have been fascinated with the idea of traveling and discovering new cultures. Because of the opportunities presented to me, I have been fortunate to visit places such … Continue reading
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My Brother’s Keeper: A New White House Initiative to Empower Boys and Young Men of Color
Books for Swaziland: A Different Perspective of Life in Swaziland My name is Sagal Osman. I am a Youth Development volunteer serving in the Kingdom of Swaziland, a small landlocked country in southern Africa. I was born in the horn of East Africa, in Somalia, but I grew up in Seattle, Washington. When … Continue reading
Little Black Village Dollars and Sense January 2014 Thought for the month, “What’s a Dollar More A Week.” Happy New Years, As we recover from the holidays, and more importantly holiday spending, I have a proposal for you that you won’t be able to resist. How would you like to save over $1,300.00 this year … Continue reading
Top 10 Reasons for African American Students to Go Abroad By Starlett Craig Before going abroad, I was an armchair traveler. I sat at my desk semester after semester doing my job as an international student adviser. I was fascinated by all the students I met, but I was most impressed with the commitment of … Continue reading
The Secret History of How Slavery Helped Build America’s Elite Colleges http://www.nationofchange.org/secret-history-how-slavery-helped-build-america-s-elite-colleges-1385919495
Originally posted on My Quest To Teach:
HBCU The Disappearing Black Man on HBCU Campuses A new school year is beginning for HBCU’s, students are preparing to return to schools in August across our nation. Students and their families are shopping, packing and scheduling for college or university trips to HBCU campuses either close to…
