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Comparative Handbook of Congo Languages [372 pages] 
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Schools are realizing that black students have different needs that students of other races. While some are changing their curriclums or structure of the class, many still don’t understand or get the needs of black students. Most black students still remain in deeply segregated school districts. They are often the poor and low income… Read more
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I think the institution of public education in the United States changed the strategies used to educate students when they were forced to integrate. They ultimately created other forms of segregation that utilizes current data from research that explains how human development and learning happens. Those left in the public schools are… Read more
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Shared Goverance is so important in higher education. Faculty, students, adminstration, and alumni should be involved in the discussion making process. Not only the President or Chancellor. I think each group offers a different perspective in higher education.
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HBCUs need to work on tactic around politics. They need to do a better job of lobbying around political leaders. While HBCUS may not have the resources, there are students, alumni, and faculty that help lobby for additional resources.
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Unfortunately, HBCU’s were compromised from the beginning of their existence (check the names of the HBCUs-most are named after eurasians) and continue to be so.
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The Prosper Act is essential to the funding of HBCUs. While there advocates in education that have been working with Congress to renew this act. I feel like the schools need to be more active in lobbying Congress. You have the adminstration, president, students, faculty, and alumnae have a vested interest and could serve to advocate for renewal… Read more
