THIS WEEK WITH NEWBLACKMAN (IN EXILE)

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THIS WEEK WITH NEWBLACKMAN (IN EXILE)

A Photography Community for Black Women

by Mark Anthony Neal / 18h

' Polly Irungu , digital editor at The Takeaway , joins us to discuss founding Black Women Photographers , a community and database of Black women photographers across the country and globally.' -- All Of It

Fishko Files: Harlem Renaissance

by Mark Anthony Neal / 19h

'A cultural movement of Black writers and artists was flourishing a century ago in uptown New York, and it’s being remembered now with various virtual events. As WNYC’s Sara Fishko tells us in this episode of Fishko Files , the Harlem Renaissance movement was rich with ideas. Emily Bernard is a professor at the University of Vermont and the editor of Remember Me to Harlem: The Letters of Langston

Zoé Samudzi: Namibian History, Anticolonial Solidarities & Reparative Futuritie

by Mark Anthony Neal / 20h

'This conversation with Zoé Samudzi was recorded to operates as a complement of her text "Reparative Futurities: Thinking From the Ovaherero and Nama Colonial Genocide,” commissioned for and published in The Funambulist 30 (July-August 2020) REPARATIONS. Zoé begins by contextualizing the history of the first 20th century genocide, which was committed by the German settler colonial army against th

Netflix's The Old Guard: Gina Prince-Bythewood and KiKi Layne in Conversation with Barry Jenkins

by Mark Anthony Neal / 20h

'Celebrated director Gina Prince-Bythewood ( Love & Basketball , Beyond the Lights ) and rising star KiKi Layne ( If Beale Street Could Talk ) are in conversation with Academy Award-winning filmmaker Barry Jenkins about Prince-Bythewood’s brilliant new Netflix movie The Old Guard . A tough and thoughtful action thriller starring Charlize Theron and Layne, The Old Guard is already being hailed by

JUL 16

The Economics Behind Racial Coronavirus Disparities

by Mark Anthony Neal / 1d

'African Americans face immense disparities across a broad range of categories, including economic. That history of disadvantage is making the current problems of COVID-19 even worse. Economics correspondent Paul Solman reports.' -- PBS NewsHour

Sandy Darity: A Blueprint for Reparations

by Mark Anthony Neal / 1d

'With clarity and insight, economist and author William "Sandy" Darity discusses how the grievous injustice of slavery in the US led to the immense wealth gap that currently exists between Black and white Americans. He explains how reparations for descendants of enslaved people would work -- and why it's necessary that the US engage in this act of compensation and redemption to make progress towa

How Dana Canedy the First Black Head of a Major Publishing House Wants to Change the Industry

by Mark Anthony Neal / 1d

'In the wake of protests against systemic racism in the U.S., many industries are reexamining past practices and facing questions about their own racial biases. One new effort puts a spotlight on the world of publishing. Jeffrey Brown reports and talks to Simon & Schuster’s Dana Canedy , the first Black person to head a major publishing house, for our ongoing series about arts and culture, Canvas

Christina Greer: Notes of a Native Son – The World According to James Baldwin

by Mark Anthony Neal / 1d

'In the 1960s, the FBI amassed almost 2,000 documents in an investigation into one of America’s most celebrated minds. The subject of this inquiry was a writer named James Baldwin , one of the best-selling black authors in the world at the time. What made him loom so large in the imaginations of both the public and the authorities? Christina Greer explores the life and works of James Baldwin.' --

JUL 13

The Sons of Lionel: Thomas Callaway and John Stephens by Mark Anthony Neal

23by Mark Anthony Neal / 4d

| @NewBlackMan | NewBlackMan (in Exile) That Cee Lo Green’s recording Cee Lo Green is Thomas Callaway was released on Dan Auerbach’s Easy Eye Sound label, is a stark reminder that it’s been 14 years since he broke through with Gnarls Barkley’s “Crazy” and a decade since “Fuck You” (from 2010’s Lady Killers ) made him, albeit briefly, a pop star. Green’s pop success almost seemed incidental and a

Giancarlo Esposito on the Relevance of 'Do the Right Thing' Amid Black Lives Matter Movement

by Mark Anthony Neal / 4d

' Giancarlo Esposito reflects on the significance of Do the Right Thing in today's social climate. Esposito, who starred in Spike Lee's 1989 film, says the sight of the Minneapolis uprisings reminded him of a critical burning scene inside Sal's Pizzeria.' -- Variety

JUL 12

#BackChannel: Cancel Culture, Hip-Hop & #MeToo, #BlackInTheAcademy & Trans Representation In Media

by Mark Anthony Neal / 5d

'Has cancel culture gone too far? That question has echoed throughout American society for several months. Host of The State of Things on WUNC Anita Rao examines the origins of cancel culture and how it is applied today with #BackChannel contributors Natalie Bullock Brown and Mark Anthony Neal . They also share their analysis of On The Record , a new HBO documentary about the women who came forwa

Matter of Fact: How COVID 19 Is Feeding the Hunger Crisis Across the Globe

by Mark Anthony Neal / 5d

'Before the coronavirus crisis, immigrants and refugees living the U.S. were a major financial lifeline for their families and the economies they left behind. But now the pandemic is threatening that pipeline. Matter of Fact correspondent Jessica Gomez reports from Lincoln, Nebraska where a large population of resettled refugees are struggling to help their families here and across the globe.'

How Black & Indigenous Groups Won the Fight to Stop the Atlantic Coast Pipeline

by Mark Anthony Neal / 5d

'Anti-pipeline activists are celebrating after Duke Energy and Dominion Energy announced they are dropping plans to build the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, a 600-mile pipeline that would have carried fracked gas from West Virginia to North Carolina and threatened rural Indigenous, Black and Brown communities. “There was an awful lot of opposition to this,” says Donna Chavis , senior fossil fuel campai

How One Dad Started a Movement to Celebrate Black Fatherhood

by Mark Anthony Neal / 5d

' The Dad Gang began in 2016 as an Instagram account designed to put positive images of Black fatherhood out into the world. Today, the Dad Gang is an entire social community made up of Black dads who support and celebrate each other. The Dad Gang reminds us to love, cherish and protect these men who want nothing more than to be there for their kids.' -- Great Big Story

Chuck D on Dissing John Wayne & Elvis on 'Fight the Power'

by Mark Anthony Neal / 5d

' Chuck D speaks about making "Fight the Power" for Spike Lee 's iconic film Do the Right Thing . He explained that the original version sounded nothing like the version that everyone knows, and Chuck also addressed calling out Elvis Presley and John Wayne on the song.' -- djvlad

Making Nigerian Jollof Rice When Trump Wants You Banned

by Mark Anthony Neal / 5d

'What’s life like under President Trump’s travel ban? This Nigerian couple tells us how they’ve been impacted and kept apart from family abroad, all while teaching us how to make their favorite dish, jollof rice, from their home country.⁣' -- AJ+

JUL 10

How Pholk Beauty Grew Its Brand By Embracing Authenticity

by Mark Anthony Neal / 7d

' For Niambi Cacchioli , Black people have always been green folk. Growing up in Kentucky she was used to being around gardens, but after traveling around the world, she realized there weren’t many skincare companies catering to skin’s needs. She switched careers as an academic and started making skincare products to meet the needs of women like her. Along that journey, she’s discovered how to le

Meridians: Feminism, Race, Transnationalism—Readings by Tsitsi Jaji and Mecca Sullivan

by Mark Anthony Neal / 7d

'The Meridians two-day symposium at the John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute held book readings by Mecca Jamilah Sullivan and Tsitsi Jaji as they each read from their works of fiction and poetry.'

Falling Apart: How NYC Public Housing Failed its Tenants |

by Mark Anthony Neal / 7d

'The New York City Housing Authority is huge. It was the childhood home of Jay Z , Mos Def , Nas , Fat Joe , Dave East and countless other rappers. There are 334 developments holding 178,895 apartments in 2,602 buildings situated on an area three times the size of Central Park. One in 15, or over half a million, New Yorkers are served by public housing and Section 8 programs. If NYCHA were a city

"simple dude from Austin, Texas who picked up a guitar": Gary Clark, Jr.

by Mark Anthony Neal / 7d

' Gary Clark Jr. is still clearly uncomfortable being heralded as one of the best guitarists in a generation. He's played the White House, and toured with the Rolling Stones and Eric Clapton. This year his blues/rock album, This Land , won three Grammy Awards. Kristine Johnson talks with the musician who describes himself as a "simple dude from Austin, Texas who picked up a guitar"."-- CBS Sunday

Khadijah Tribble Discusses Her Role as Vice President Of A $3B Cannabis Company

by Mark Anthony Neal / 7d

' Khadijah Tribble VP, Corporate Social Responsibility at Curaleaf discusses her role as Vice President Of A $3B cannabis company.'

"Actual Proof": Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter & Terence Blanchard on COVID, #BLM, and Wayne Shorter's Legacy

by Mark Anthony Neal / 7d

'This incredible video is a true gathering of jazz titans, bringing together the legendary Herbie Hancock , trumpet giant and master composer Terence Blanchard , and SFJAZZ Fridays at Five tribute artist Wayne Shorter for a Zoom hangout. They discuss Shorter’s iconic music, the Black Lives Matter movement during this turbulent time, our new shared reality under the coronavirus pandemic, and how H

‘Honeypot’: Blending Creative Storytelling And Oral History To Spotlight Queer Southern Black Women

by Mark Anthony Neal / 7d

'Writer E. Patrick Johnson was hesitant to collect the stories of queer black Southern women. He is a cisgender gay black man, and the divide between the male and female experience was something he felt he could not portray 

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THIS WEEK Education Research Report

Education Research Report

THIS WEEK 

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Does "naming and shaming" of colleges with large tuition increases make a difference?

by Jonathan Kantrowitz / 1d

AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATION SHARE PRINT E-MAIL WASHINGTON, July 16, 2020--Since 2011 the U.S. Department of Education has published two annual lists of higher education institutions with the highest percentage changes in tuition and fees and average net price. A study published today found that inclusion in either of these College Affordability and Transparency Center (CATC) lists d

Taking a Few Courses at a Community College Improves the Baccalaureate, STEM, and Labor Market Outcomes of Four-Year College Students?

by Jonathan Kantrowitz / 1d

Nationally, 38.5% of the students who began at a four-year college in 2011-12 attended another college within the first six years of college entry, and more than half of these students attended a community college. Eight percent of students who began at a four-year institution took up to 10 credits at a community college during the same period. Given the number of students involved, it is helpful

Postsecondary Education Funding

by Jonathan Kantrowitz / 1d

This new 50-State Comparison is a first of its kind, capturing the major components of state funding models for two- and four-year institutions. It scans state statutes, rules and regulations, enacted budget bills and state agency policies to categorize the types of funding models currently in place. Although models vary from state to state, many are based on common metrics, like student enrollme

Positive results from embedding a reading-and-writing exercise about social belonging into the first-year college curriculum

by Jonathan Kantrowitz / 1d

Research published today (July 15) in the journal Science Advances shows that embedding a reading-and-writing exercise about social belonging into the first-year college curriculum increased the persistence and performance of Black, Latinx, Native American, and first-generation students at a large, urban, broad-access university. Now, with COVID-19, colleges and universities are struggling econom

Strategies to help students at community colleges and broad access institutions

by Jonathan Kantrowitz / 1d

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE SHARE PRINT E-MAIL A brief reading and writing exercise designed to alleviate worries about sense of belonging helped students at a midwestern broad-access public university with a high Hispanic population stay in school, raising continuous enrollment over 2 years by 9% among socially disadvantaged students, according to a new study. The finding

JUL 15

New Report on Crime and Safety in Schools and College Campuses

by Jonathan Kantrowitz / 2d

Crime in the nation’s schools and college campuses has declined overall during the past two decades, according to a new report, Indicators of School Crime and Safety 2019 . The report, jointly produced by the National Center for Education Statistics at IES and the Bureau of Justice statistics at the U.S. Department of Justice, also highlights new data on mental health services, victimization, sch

JUL 14

The Impact Of Covid-19 On College Student Well-Being

by Jonathan Kantrowitz / 4d

Complete Report The Healthy Minds Network, which runs the Healthy Minds Study (HMS), in collaboration with the American College Health Association, which runs the National College Health Assessment (ACHANCHA), developed a new set of survey items related to students’ experiences with the COVID-19 pandemic. The new items focused on students’ attitudes, concerns, preventive behaviors, and their perc

JUL 10

Higher fruit, vegetable and whole grain intake linked to lower risk of diabetes

by Jonathan Kantrowitz / 7d

Higher consumption of fruit, vegetables and whole grain foods are associated with a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes, according to two studies published by The BMJ today. The findings suggest that even a modest increase in consumption of these foods as part of a healthy diet could help prevent type 2 diabetes. In the first study, a team of European researchers examined the association bet

Large within- and between-country inequalities in early childhood developmental delay

by Jonathan Kantrowitz / 7d

Full report Background The Sustainable Development Goals call for inclusive, equitable and quality learning opportunities for all. This is especially important for children, to ensure they all develop to their full potential. We studied the 

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