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Join The Education Conversation To Help ‘Build The Diverse Teacher Pipeline’
Center for Black Educator Development is hosting the 'Building the Diverse Teacher Pipeline' webinar on Black Teacher ...
Black Monrovia sisters shone in medicine, education. Their lives were largely unsung, until now.
Sandy Burud, president of the Monrovia Historical Society and team member of the Monrovia ChangeMakers said the sisters’ ...
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City mourns Mobile native and first African American woman to serve as US Secretary of Labor
Herman was the first African American woman to hold the position as U.S. Secretary of Labor for President Bill Clinton’s administration from 1997 to 2001. Her mother was a teacher in Mobile and ...
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Advocates want Youngkin to sign African American studies bill; they say it aligns with his first EO
Governor Glenn Youngkin is considering a bill that would expand African American Studies in Virginia public schools.
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Black Monrovia sisters shone in medicine, education. Their lives were largely unsung, until now.
The elder sister, Anna Holland Jones, was born in 1855 and was an educator, civil rights leader and suffragist who was the first African American teacher in Kansas City and first African American ...