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From Minority to AALANA, What’s in a Name?
About three years ago, I stopped referring to people of African, Latino, Asian, and Native American descent as minorities. I dropped the word “minority” from my spoken vocabulary for some of the same reasons many African-Americans buried Negro in the 1960s and instead started calling themselves Black or Afro-American. (Ironically, more
Misunderstanding History in the Age of Obama
On Feb. 26, President Barack Obama signed an executive order recognizing the nation’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). In honor of the event, the president said of HBCUs, “They are the campuses where a people were educated, where a middle class was built, where a dream took hold.” As someone
The Cos’ Effect
Nearly 20 years after its final episode, The Cosby Show continues to be a powerful teaching tool and an intense source of discussion. As someone who grew up watching the Huxtables, I often mistook the sitcom for reality. The Huxtables were not characters, but real people whose experiences I could
Are You in This for the Love of Sports and Winning? The New Academy …… Sport Academies
There is a plethora of “For the Love of Whomever” television shows out there. Most of the time, a D-list celebrity tries to find love and the world is his or her oyster. The producers place a casting call and they reel in the candidates. The celebrity or wannabe then
They Will Come: Recruitment of Black and Latinos to Rural, Traditionally White Colleges
There is an absurdly low number of African-American and Latino faculty and students at my college, a situation that exists at thousands of colleges across the nation in overwhelming White, rural or semirural communities. That is not necessarily a problem, as it would be statistically impossible for African-American and Latino students
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