It’s rare to find a Black woman in marine biology. According to the job research site Zippia, less than 3% of people in marine biology identify as Black. Zoleka Filander is one of few Black women working in marine biology with an emphasis on deep-sea research. After watching OCEANXPLORERS, she hopes to inspire the next generation […]
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Report Unveils Puberty’s Role in Intensifying Racial Bias Against Black
A new report from Psychology Today has revealed how puberty exacerbates racial bias against Black children, with the study’s Read More
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Sunken Secrets, Surfacing Stories: The Clotilda’s Descendants Reclaim Their History
In 1860, the Clotilda was the last known slave ship to illegally smuggle approximately 110 enslaved Africans to America, landing in Mobile, Alabama. However, Read More
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60th Anniversary of Civil Rights Act: Reflecting on Progress and
As the United States commemorates the 60th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the nation reflects on a transformative law that Read More
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“Everybody Needs to Know the Truth”: Daughter Shares WWII Black
During World War II, United States military regulations forbade the possession of personal journals, especially about war life. Valorous WWII Sergeant Johnnie Read More
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Opal Lee: Reflecting on Juneteenth’s Past, Present, and the Promise
In the heart of Fort Worth, Texas, amidst the echoes of history and the whispers of progress, the Buckeye Review had the Read More
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Homecoming Hero: Tuskegee Names Distinguished Alum as New President
The Tuskegee University Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Mark Brown ‘86 as the university’s 10th president Read More
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“A Sickness to Erase History:” Sheryl Lee Ralph Champions Untold
Sheryl Lee Ralph has graced the stage for the last three decades. From Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit, Moesha, Dream Girls, Read More
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Empowering Through Sports: Vaughan’s #BlockBack Paves the Way for Young
Vaughan Anoa’i a rising star athlete with a passion for volleyball and a deep connection to her Samoan heritage, is using Read More
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Leveling the Playing Field: HBCU Newsrooms Get Tech and Funding
The Center for Journalism & Democracy at Howard University will award nearly $200,000 to 10 student newsrooms at Historically Black Colleges and Read More
