African-American Males and Academic Success - Dr. Ivory Toldson and Mr. Charles Gibbs.

Scholar's Chair Interview: Dr. Ivory Toldson and Mr. Charles Gibbs. Topic: African-American Male and Acdemic Success Host Khalil Shadeed Produced by Read 1 C...

Nzingha lectures: Black Women in Academia: Success,Secrets,Coping Strategies (1) Q&A

Extended Q & A with Dr Michelle Asantewa and Dr Ama Biney at Queen Nzinga lecture on what black women need to do to survive and succeed in British academia. ...

Academic Justice

The Social Justice Learning Institute Black Male Youth Academy www.sjli-cp.org At Morningside High School, our Urban Scholars program is called the Black Mal...

Why Black Students Are Lagging Part 2: Academics vs Sports

In part 2 we take a look at where many African American parents often stress more emphases on when it comes to pushing our kids to succeed.

African American Legends: George Sanchez, Vice-Pres. of Academic Affairs, Bronx Community College

Taped: 03/31/2009. African-American Legends profiles prominent African-Americans in the arts, in politics, the social sciences, sports, community service, an...

Queen Nzingha Lectures 2: Black Women in Academia. Dr Ama Biney

Queen Nzinga was an African Queen who fought against the European invasion of southern Africa (Congo/Angola). The Queen Nzinga lecture series will feature Af...

BookTV: Joanne Griffith, "Re-Defining Black Power: Reflections on the State of Black America"

Joanne Griffith examines the first term of the Obama administration and questions whether the President has sufficiently answered many of the issues facing t...

Student Athletes, Academics & Athletic Achievement --by " Dr. Belle"

Examining how attitudes as well as race and gender play a major role in academic achievement of female, African American student athletes. Student support is...

Being Black in Canadian Culture

That's not me: Black playwrights, authors and academics come together on The Agenda to discuss how they feel film, television and literature portrays their c...

Black Achievers Determined to be Different (BADD)

Black Achievers Determined to Be Different (BADD), Dr. Robert Kirton, President, CEO & Founder The comprehensive model of BADD is designed to help young Blac...