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Benjamin Balagadde: Coordinator for Descendants helps inspire Black children

David MylesMarch 30, 2021

Benjamin Busenze Balagadde is the new coordinator for Descendants, one of West London's longest-running Black Supplementary Schools and Youth Arts orientated ch... Read More...

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De-colonisation of the African Mind: Part 1

Dr. Kheftusa Akhiba AnkhMarch 5, 2021

In the first of two parts, Dr. Kheftusa Akhiba Ankh explores the importance of De-colonisation of the African Mind in the struggle for Black liberation. Th... Read More...

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Education Consultant, Neil Mayers is Committed to Raising Black Achievement in the UK

David MylesSeptember 29, 2020

Neil Mayers Educational consultant and author is being serialised on the NuOrigins website. We want to share with our audience Neil Mayers important contribut... Read More...

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We Saved Summer Youth From Being Cut, But The Battle Is Not Over!

Nu OriginsJuly 6, 2020

Today marks July 6, 2020. The original date for the start of New York City’s Summer Youth Employment Program. Today thousands of youth across New York City shou... Read More...

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The Crusade To Save NYC’s Summer Youth Program: Teens & Community Leaders Demand Justice!!

Nu OriginsJune 8, 2020

Summer Youth is one of New York's most effective programs for providing economic and professional opportunities to over 75,000 youth ages 14-24 in New York City... Read More...

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How The Coronavirus Has Flipped College Students’ Lives Upside Down

Alia Knight-KempApril 3, 2020

The number of positive COVID-19 cases is increasing day by day, so the importance of taking the necessary precautions to keep yourself and others out of harm’s ... Read More...

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Maryland General Assembly Close To Settling $500M HBCU Discrimination Lawsuit

Alia Knight-KempMarch 25, 2020

The Maryland state Senate has passed a bill for the Maryland General Assembly’s approved legislation that will provide $580 million to four historically black c... Read More...

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UK Schools Consider Predicting Grades Amid COVID-19 Spread: Who Benefits?

Nu OriginsMarch 24, 2020

By David Myles COVID-19 continues to interrupt mundane activities in not only Britain, but much of Europe and other so-called developed countries. Consequent... Read More...

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These Men Are Improving Low Literacy Rates For Black Kids In Iowa

Christine ThomasosFebruary 17, 2020

In the capital city of Iowa where reading literacy rates are low among black kids, a Des Moines barbershop is doing its part to turn things around. Lance Wil... Read More...

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Understanding the Winter Solstice Through the Kamitic Lens

Nu OriginsDecember 24, 2019

Dec. 21, 2019 marks the beginning of the Winter solstice. The Winter solstice signals the beginning of the Winter season and is the shortest day and the longe... Read More...

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Senator Kamala Harris Wants To Extend School An Extra 3 Hours

Shantel NubiaNovember 9, 2019

The Family Friendly Schools Act is a bill proposed by U.S. Senator Kamala Harris on October 6th. If passed into law it would extend the school day an extra 3 ... Read More...

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Specialized High Schoolers Agree With Liu, SHSAT Should Stay

Nu OriginsJune 26, 2019

Students of color are agreeing with State Senate John Liu, the SHSAT should not be eliminated.... Read More...

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An HBCU That’s Racist Towards Black Professors?

Nu OriginsJune 17, 2019

A federal appeals court is renewing a case involving black professors suing an HBCU for discrimination. Kemit Mawakana is suing the University of the Distric... Read More...

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Teacher Fired at Oregon School after Telling Student, ‘You’re Lucky I’m not Making You Pick Cotton’

Nu OriginsJune 13, 2019

A school teacher in Oregon has been fired after allegedly telling an 11-year-old biracial student that she was "lucky I’m not making you pick cotton." Jasmy... Read More...

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