Tag: Black history in education
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East Tennessee State University unveils “The Path,” a new statue honoring its first Black students who integrated the school in 1958, celebrating unity, courage, and legacy.
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Dr. Archie Wade, the first Black faculty member at the University of Alabama, passed away at 80. His groundbreaking contributions to education, sports, and the community will be remembered for generations.
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