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Columbia Capitulates. The Question Is Why.
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Elizabeth Giorgis, Influential Scholar Who Left a Banking Job to Study African Modernism, Dies at 68
Being in the World Trade Center on 9/11 moved her to seek forms of "social change," something she found in art history.
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The importance of African American Studies in schools
Bishop O'Dowd High School in Oakland was one of the first high schools in the U.S. to offer Advanced Placement African American studies to its students. Teacher Mr. Tony Green and his students ...
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Clarke Central introduces AP African American Studies amid turbulent political situation
Clarke Central High School is offering AP African American Studies for the first time in the 2024-25 school year while Cedar ...
Columbia University caves to Trump’s list of demands
The school’s capitulation to the administration represent a remarkable moment in academia — and in the university’s history.
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Inaugural African American Studies Student Symposium shares DEI research, Black arts
The Department of African American Studies hosted its first annual undergraduate symposium Feb. 22 at the Pyle Center. The symposium highlighted research, art and projects from students involved in ...