Posted by Jaxon Murnin on February 25, 2011
This year at the University of Mississippi in Oxford, the flagship public college in a state where 37 percent of the population is black, black men comprise just 5.7 percent of the total student population. Of the four major college student demographics — black men, black women, white men and white women — black men [...]
Posted by Elizabeth Spears on September 12, 2010
Sam Dillon In many of the nation’s middle schools, black boys were nearly three times as likely to be suspended as white boys, according to a new study, which also found that black girls were suspended at four times the rate of white girls. School authorities also suspended Hispanic and American Indian middle school students [...]
Posted by Elizabeth Spears on August 26, 2010
Wayne Roustan DELRAY BEACH — More than 50 teachers became students Thursday on a two-hour tour of historic black neighborhoods here. Guarn Sims, principal of Village Academy – the only K-12 school in the Palm Beach County school district – organized the bus trip to show his teachers where their students were coming from. Thursday [...]