Not Keeping Up: HBCU Athletes and Academics
The Root, News Report, Posted: May 31, 2011
According to a new NCAA report, a disproportionate number of historically black colleges and universities have been sanctioned because of poor academic performance by sports teams.
Why Vietnam’s Government Shouldn’t Fear Facebook and Social Media
Talk.Onevietnam.org, News Report, Posted: May 30, 2011
According to Dr. Jennifer Brinkerhoff of George Washington University, who has spoken at several security conferences regarding digital diaspora networks, extremist networks tend to become more liberal as their membership grows. The idea is that a network might start with an extreme point of view, but as they grow, that point of view becomes more centric. Extreme points of view are replaced with more centric, mainstream views. It’s a regression towards the mean, a well understood concept in statistics, being applied to social networks.
Behind Bars: For Black Girls, Acting Out Is a Crime
Equal Voice Newspaper, News Feature, Posted: May 30, 2011
To those who work with low-income African-American youth, the link between poverty, abuse, punitive school policies and the growing incarceration of young women is all too clear.
Cal Students Rally in Support of DREAM Act
New America Media, News Report, Posted: May 29, 2011
Student groups in the University of California system are campaigning to support two state assembly bills introduced in January so the state can have its own DREAM Act.
School Churns Out College-Bound Grads in East Palo Alto
New America Media, Video, Posted: May 29, 2011
With 80 percent of Eastside alumni enrolled in or graduate of a four-year college, the school is building a college-going culture in East Palo Alto.
NY Dept. of Education Sued Over School Closings
Amsterdam News, News Report, Posted: May 27, 2011
A coalition has joined forces to block the Bloomberg administration and the Department of Education (DOE) from closing schools throughout New York City.
Economy Worries New College Grads
Washington Afro, News Report, Posted: May 27, 2011
The poor state of the nation’s economy is giving chills to new college graduates as thousands face the real world this spring.
NAM Radio: Zero Tolerance, University Medalist, Arab-American Women, I Heart Hamas
New America Media, Audio, Posted: May 27, 2011
New Show: Zero tolerance school policy, Berkeley's 2011 University Medal winner, a Palestinian-American woman's story, the one-woman comedy of I Heart Hamas.
YO! Thoughts: What Do You Think About the Schwarzenegger Scandal?
New America Media, Video, Posted: May 25, 2011
NAM hit the streets of San Francisco to get a pulse of how people feel towards the former governor of California following the news of his recent scandal.
67 Sueños -- Activating the Silent Majority Left Out of Dream Act
New America Media, Video, Posted: May 25, 2011
According to a recent study by the Migration Policy Institute, 67 percent of undocumented youth and young adults would not qualify for the Dream Act.
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