Articles & Reports
Dr. Delayne Johnson
Employers across the country increasingly recognize the necessity of recruiting...
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Dr. Terra Bowen-Reid
In a recently-published book chapter titled “Living While Black: The Psychophysiological Health Implications of…
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Fighting For Equal Funding
At the Inaugural Convening of the N. Joyce Payne Center for Social Justice on April 28, 2022, leaders and advocates…
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Voting Rights – HBCUs as Centers of Political Power
HBCUs have always played a pivotal role in social justice issues, such as voting rights. In today’s climate, they are…
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Investing in Broadband to End Digital Redlining
During his State of the Union, President Biden reasserted his plans to expand high speed internet to everyone,…
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Unequal Opportunity: Racial Disparities in K-12 Education
Almost seven decades since the pivotal Supreme Court ruling Brown vs. Board of Education (1954), the state of America’s…
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HBCU Districts: Gerrymandering and Efforts to Strip Black Political Power
Every decade the United States conducts a federal census to count and collect important data on its population. Once…
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Public Service Loan Forgiveness and the Care Economy: Expanding Eligibility for Gender and Racial Equity
The U.S. Department of Education (ED) and representatives from key constituencies are currently engaged in negotiated…
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Reforming Income-Driven Repayment to Serve Struggling Borrowers
The U.S. Department of Education (ED) must create a substantively different, better, and more generous income-driven…
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