Anakwa Dwamena writes that E.L.A.M., a medical school on the outskirts of Havana, is enticing prospective American medical students—predominantly black and Latino—to pursue medicine without incurring catastrophic debt.
Source: Why African-American Doctors Are Choosing to Study Medicine in Cuba | The New Yorker
Elliott Eddie, a serial entrepreneur, has finally invented the game that no one else has thought of
Source: Black Inventor Creates Board Game That Teaches Children and Adults How to Start a Business
The U.S. spends more on prisons and jails than it does on educating children – and 15 states spend at least $27,000 more per prisoner than they do per student, according to a new report.
Americans account for 4.4 percent of the global population, but 22 percent of the world’s prison population
The message to young black men in Kansas City is clear: Don’t sport dreadlocks and a white T-shirt, or you could be arrested for a crime you didn’t commit.
At least that’s what U.S. District Judge Greg Kays and some officers in the Kansas City Police Department conveyed in an unsettling case of mistaken identity.
Source: Dreadlocks, white T-shirt led to innocent KC teen’s arrest | The Kansas City Star
Delaware State University has partnered with the African Peer Review Mechanism to help bridge the gap between Africa and its “Sixth Region” — people of African heritage who live outside
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