And the Black woman ... graduation.” When the video starts, there is space on a bench in what looks like a school cafeteria or auditorium, and it seems that an argument is already in progress. A ...

Trent’s extraordinary life experience — having to teach herself to read as a child, being married off at about age 11 to a man who ... disease among women and girls in Africa.

This piece is part of an ongoing series on the unsung women of history. Read more here. In 1862, a young woman stood at a podium at Oberlin College and gave a graduation address, just like every ...

If there is one thing Black people can count on, it’s white women acting like total Karens ... during a kindergarten graduation ceremony. The incident happened earlier this month and resulted ...

A white dad rushed the stage and pushed the Black superintendent out of the way so he couldn’t shake his daughter’s hand during her high school graduation ... the man and Briggs as a woman ...

A momentous occasion unfolded on Sunday as the Spelman College class of 2024 crossed the graduation stage, basking in the radiance of Black female ... “I am a Spelman woman.” ...

A 55-year-old woman has been honored 38 years after her Illinois high school failed to make her its first Black valedictorian ... a White student at her 1984 graduation. In the years before ...

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It was Malcolm X who said, among other poignant notes, that “the most unprotected person in America is the black woman.” But black women have been living this reality since the beginning of time.

Among black male students overall, the rate was 60 percent. Athletes’ graduation rate was 69 percent. In the entire population of undergraduate students, the graduation rate was 76 percent.