Special Black History Month Blog: What the Other Wes Moore Meant to Me
This speech was delivered at Edgewood College as part of their ‘Common Read’ program. I was one of four panel members asked to respond to
This speech was delivered at Edgewood College as part of their ‘Common Read’ program. I was one of four panel members asked to respond to
By Dr. Charles Taylor, Dr. Denise Ajeto, Professor Emeritus Angela Provitera McGlynn, Derek Johnson, and Dr. Aldo Billingslea It seems like every week we read
By Anthony-James Green If you’re applying to college, and you need financial aid, then you’re probably aware of the concept of “need-blind admissions.” Colleges don’t
Discover your voice If someone read a passage out loud from your favorite author, chances are you would know her without the reader having to
Williams and Clowney (2007) have identified and labeled four primary diversity models currently operating in higher-education institutions. According to the authors, each model characterizes diversity
The overturning of Roe reminded me that just 6-years ago I put together a team that conducted a diversity audit for one of the largest
Juneteenth (June 19, 1865) means more than just the enslaved Blacks in Texas finding out after the war had ended that they had been freed.
Cinco de Mayo is not just another holiday, it’s a powerful reminder of a long-forgotten bond between the Black and Brown communities that is often
Educators know that one of the biggest challenges we face is getting our students to open up about uncomfortable issues like racism and discrimination on
DBE interviews prominent scholars and leaders from around the country and features them on its website. This interview features Ms. Angela Provitera McGlynn Professor Emeritus, Mercer
This award recognizes outstanding contributions to students, faculty and to Edgewood College across multiple aspects of multicultural education. Dr. Taylor’s work in multicultural awareness, inclusion
