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Should the NAACP hire its first woman president?

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  Ben Jealous is a man of his word. He made a promise to his seven-year-old daughter that after 5 years at the helm of...

Players, Owners to Blame for NBA Lockout

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On the heels of one of the most entertaining seasons in recent memory, the NBA owners and players could not agree on a new...

4 Minority-Owned Cannabis Businesses That Are Leading The Way

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The last few years have seen the sorts of changes to cannabis legislation across America that would have been simply unimaginable in previous decades....

6 things to know when registering at an HBCU

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Deciding what HBCU to attend is an important decision for students seeking higher education. It can be troublesome choosing from Howard, Hampton or the...

The Relevance of Hip-Hop at HBCUs

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In light of Black Music Month and this year marking the 50th anniversary of hip-hop, we are taking a look at the genres' longstanding relevance at HBCUs. 

Environmental Racism’s Affect on HBCUs

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This Earth Day, HBCU Buzz is bringing awareness to issues hurting the Black community and HBCUs: environmental racism and food deserts.

HBCUs Need to Seek Leaders from Nontraditional Sources

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by Caleph B. Wilson In this environment of limited educational funds, stable leadership is the key to ensuring the health of any university. However, unsteady...

Stomping The Yard: How to be a Good Mentee

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By Jet Magazine, I’ve had the great opportunity over the years to work with many college interns, apprentices, and mentees. And, trust me I’ve seen...

Attacking The 2 Percent Problem: Black Male Teacher Recruitment

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Now that school is out, teacher recruitment is kicking in. We all know that you can’t teach all students the same right? Well, guess...

This HBCU-Founded Food Brand Is Raising The Bar For Vegan Eating 

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Everything Legendary, founded by Morgan State University alum, Duane “Myko” Cheers and Bowie State University and Howard University alumna Danita Claytor, is bringing the flavor to plant-based foods.

Most Common Mental Health Issues Facing College Students

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They say that your college years are some of the best years of your life, but it’s not without its complications. Today’s young adults...

Dual HBCU Grad Ruby L. Taylor, MSW Creates National Family Game Night for Black...

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Ruby L. Taylor, MSW is a visionary set on bringing her community together through education and healing. She attended Virginia Union University, where she...

26 Things I Learned From TEDx That Can Be Applied To HBCUs

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Lessons learned from watching and attending a TEDx event need to be applied to HBCUs to provide continued development for HBCU students’. TEDTALKS and...

Spelman Alum Teaches Kids About HBCUs and Black Wall Street In Book Series 

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Claudia Walker is an educator and Spelman alum teaching the youth about the importance of HBCUs and financial literacy through her book series "The ABCs of HBCUs" and "ABCs of Black Wall Street."

How to get justice for Trayvon Martin

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9 Things I Learned From My Summer Internship

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Through the help of the Thurgood Marshall College Fund I was able to participate in an all-expenses paid internship program with the United States...

What Obama’s speech on Trayvon Martin and race in America means

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On July 19, 2013, President Obama held an 18 minute press briefing where he discussed the George Zimmerman verdict, race relations in America, and...

Watching ‘When They See Us’ Is An Act Of Social Justice

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Apparently, no one was ready for Ava DuVernay’s recent series, When They See Us. Across social media, discourse about the movie ranges from whether or...