After a decades-long court battle, Mississippi’s black universities won a $500-million settlement. But it takes more than money to reckon with the history of segregation in higher education.
William Strampel, who once led Michigan State University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine and was Larry Nassar’s former boss there, was being held in jail Monday pending a Tuesday arraignment, the county sheriff told the Associated Press.
The social-media researcher danah boyd says the forces that espouse racial extremism and anti-democratic messages are adept at exploiting the internet, while educators and journalists still struggle to puncture their propaganda.
Pomona College’s president, G. Gabrielle Starr, says the California institution is offering some 50 to 100 DACA students on its campus legal and logistical aid, and regular get-togethers, to let them know they’re not alone in their struggles and worry.
The expression emerged earlier than you think, says Ben Yagoda. And it has nothing to do with inept thespians.
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