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National Council for Black Studies exists to promote academic excellence and social responsibility in the discipline of Africana/Black Studies through the production and dissemination of knowledge, professional development and training, and advocacy for social change and social justice.

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#50YearsofBlackStudies and ethnic studies — I Love SFSU Africana Studies

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Ethnic Studies 50th Anniversary Commemoration Week - Register & Buy Gala Tickets | College of Ethnic Studies

Ethnic Studies—as a movement, discipline, and commitment to an education that matters—emerged from vibrant student-led strikes ignited at San Francisco State fifty years ago. This movement was forged through strong solidarity and unity across communities of struggle. How has unity advanced the p...

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Prof. Lloyd Hogan was born January 23, 1923, and was an economist, statistician, philosopher, activist intellectual, and a leading Black political economist in the US. He passed away 10/14/2019. May his spirit rise in power.

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Principles of Black Political Economy

A new framework for analyzing the role of blacks in the U.S. economy The book is a heroic attempt to organize the relevant facts about black economic involvement in the U.S. economy. Its major objective is the construction of a theoretical framework for explaining the

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Read/listen to this story on the revival of the long-defunct Africana studies major at Buffalo State, "the first SUNY campus to get funding for new hires as part of an initiative to increase faculty diversity." #50YearsofBlackStudies

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Revived Africana studies major brings “the other half of the story” back to Buffalo State

Buffalo State is the first SUNY campus to get funding for new hires as part of an initiative to increase faculty diversity, and the first thing the college

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Tens of thousands of people, led by indigenous leaders, are expected to again bring Ecuador to a standstill today in massive ongoing anti-government protests. Demonstrators flooded the streets of Quito Tuesday to decry government-imposed austerity measures and a steep hike in fuel prices, despite a....

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Indigenous-Led Anti-Austerity Protests Shut Down Quito Forcing Ecuadorian Government to Move Capital

Tens of thousands of people, led by indigenous leaders, are expected to again bring Ecuador to a standstill today in massive ongoing anti-government protests. Demonstrators flooded the streets of Quito Tuesday to decry government-imposed austerity measures and a steep hike in fuel prices, despite a....

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Demarco Pittman is a sophomore at Georgia State University. He told 11Alive that he is the first black, deaf man to be selected to the school's homecoming court.

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First black, deaf man wins homecoming title in Georgia State University's history

Demarco Pittman is a sophomore at Georgia State University. He told 11Alive that he is the first black, deaf man to be selected to the school's homecoming court.

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