Publishers are fighting back on book bans by flooding the market with books representing diverse points of view Book bans aren’t new; the practice is centuries old. But over the past four years, right-wing organizations have been on a crusade to remove books from school libraries and classrooms. Last school year, these groups challenged more than 3,000 titles….

Last year, the Supreme Court struck down race-based college admissions. According to CNN: Craig Vincent, a former Reginaldo Howard Memorial scholar who graduated in 2016, told CNN Friday that he was disappointed in the university’s decision to end the scholarship. The scholarship, Vincent said, was critical to attracting talent to the university. He added that scholars…

The firing of Kimberly McLeod, Clayton State University’s first Black female provost, over inaccurate citations on her CV, has sparked debate. Some view it as a genuine concern for academic integrity, while others see it as part of a larger trend targeting Black scholars. Similar instances, such as the forced resignation of Harvard’s first Black…