An African American woman has filed a federal lawsuit against a Mississippi school district, claiming a white student was named âco-valedictorianâ with her daughter, despite the white student having a lower grade-point average.
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The four living chairmen emeriti of the Morehouse College Board of Trustees were recently honored for their leadership and dedication to the College.
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National Newspaper Publishers Associationâs (NNPA) annual Legacy Awards Gala, NNPA members elected veteran Chicago Crusader publisher Dorothy Leavell to serve as chairman of the group for the next two years (2017-2019).
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âEvery Student Succeeds Actâ (ESSA) in the Black community, the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) hosted a national town hall for Black parents at the National Harbor in Prince Georgeâs County, Md.
The Mississippi Linkâs Jackie Hampton won Publisher of the Year and the St. Louis American earned 10 awards, including the coveted John B. Russwurm and Robert A. Sengstacke trophy for general excellence, at the NNPA Foundationâs 2017 Merit Awards.