Topic: Commentary
Why Black Jesus Made My Grandmother Uncomfortable
The Washington, D.C., my sisters and I grew up in was known as Chocolate City for good reason. As Black children in the city then, we were a majority. We sauntered from school to store to home to kickball field, oblivious to our segregation.
Commentary: Baltimore Has Been Flattening the Curve on Murders
Morgan State University's Dr. Lawrence Brown examines the possible root causes of the decline in Baltimore homicides and why the topic is personal.
A Humanistic Approach to Leadership in Higher Education
Historically, university leadership (Presidents and Provosts) have come from STEM and business fields. Morgan's Dr. Patricia Williams Dockery, an associate vice president for Academic Affairs and a social scientist, examines the importance of humanities and fine arts faculty in university leadership roles.
Morgan State University President: ‘Heeding the Alarms and Issuing a Clarion Call to Action’ on Gun Violence | Guest Commentary
Morgan State University President David K. Wilson pens a poignant letter to America sharing his thoughts on the nation's gun violence problem.
Commentary: Addressing City’s Violent Crime Means Making Tough Choices
Morgan's Dr. Anna McPhatter, dean of Morgan State’s School of Social Work and director of the Center for Urban Violence and Crime Reduction, provides commentary on the rise in violent crime in Baltimore City.
Now That Affirmative Action is Dead, Black Folks 'Need HBCUs More Than Ever'
In the wake of the June 29 Supreme Court ruling, which effectively prohibits the consideration of race in higher education admissions, it is not surprising that a tide of dissent has emerged.
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