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If We Could Administer a Lie Detector Test or Truth Serum to Educators Working With Black Students

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

Mayes The new school year is upon us. With it comes our individual and collective hopes and concerns about the quality of life in schools for Black students. Decades of data reveal that this inadequate educator training has negative outcomes of Black students more than other student groups. Explain your response.

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Advocating with an Open Heart

ACRLog

Library professionals who aren’t allowed to do a LGBTQ+ display during pride month so they do another display on summer reads with only queer authors. I don’t like reading the news anymore. It often feels like there is not going to be a white knight coming to save us. Black, Brown, and Queer folx have been around for millennia.

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CSU Hires New President, But Questions Linger About the Treatment of Former President

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

Central State University—a historically Black institution in Wilberforce, Ohio—will announce its next permanent president Friday. He was very student-centered and challenged us all to be excellent. I don’t have anything against a new person coming in, but it’s a shame that even HBCUs sometimes don’t know how to treat our own correctly.

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Lessons for Higher Ed Leaders of Color

UIA (University Innovation Alliance)

In my experience, they are the ones who cycle back three to six months down the road, and there's an issue that you need to take care of because of whatever relationship you started with them in the beginning. Months later, you'll have a much clearer picture of the real story. I've gotten my cuts and bruises from that. Just be patient.

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Law school "denaming" sparks donor debacle

Inside Higher Ed

The board was following a new set of principles adopted earlier that year to ensure the namesakes of buildings, colleges and professorships lived up to the university’s values; the trustees decided that Williams, a wealthy tobacco farmer and slave owner, did not. “History and posterity will judge the University and the Board.”

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New policies guide removal of controversial building names

Inside Higher Ed

Image: Students, staff, faculty and alumni of Towson University in Maryland gathered last month to celebrate the renaming of two dormitories, now called Barnes Hall and Harris Hall, after the university’s first two Black graduates.

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Why Worry?

Inside Higher Ed

Tenure I wholeheartedly agree with one headline: “ Tenure threatened in US more by universities than politicians.” ” As the AAUP puts it: “US faculty are steadily losing the rights of tenure, but far less from bombastic politicians weakening their protections than from universities quietly refusing to grant them.