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Congressman Walker Introduces Legislation to Protect Jobs for Americans Struggling with Student Debt

The Protecting JOBs Act prevents states from suspending, revoking or denying state professional, teaching, or driver’s licenses solely for late payments of federal student loans.

Tamar Braxton, Luke James & More Light Up Mcdonald’s Black & Positively Golden Experience at Essencefest

Finally, the weekend closed out with the Black & Positively Golden Scholarship Presentations where two, $10,000 scholarships were handed out to well-deserving incoming HBCU freshman, Jordyn Allen and Jaiden Boyce

VSU Student Gets Inspiration from Hollywood Internship

In the fast-moving world of Hollywood, this proximity to Mr. Jenkins gave Mr. Hodges considerable insight into the daily operation of a black entertainment figure.

African American Teachers in America

Less than 2 percent of all public school teachers are African American males. Last year at TQRP, 32% of the fellows were African American men.

FAMU Student Helps Win Competition Hosted by Apple and TMCF

Holness joined four other students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities, who were hand-selected for the competition.

At HBCUs, Crushing Student Loan Debt Is a Symptom Of Even Bigger Problems

“When these institutions were created they weren’t created on equal footing with historically white institutions,” one expert said.