13-Year Old Accepted into College Has Her Admission Revoked July 6, 2011 By Staff View Comments by Ayvaunn Penn, Your Black World A crushing ending has devastated the 13-year-old African-American prodigy child who was accepted into the University of Connecticut for this coming school year. When Autum Ashante’s good news went public, her name buzzed across the internet making her something of a [...]
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Taking Charge of Your Child’s Destiny
Well, they’ve done it again. Urban Prep Academy of Chicago, an all-male charter school with kids from the “worst” parts of Chicago, is sending 100% of its graduating seniors off to college. The school, founded in 2006, has stated that its continuous objective is to see to it that all of its students go to college. They are succeeding with flying colors. [...]
Imagine an 11-month-old little girl being raised by her single Black father. What would be the general consensus about the child’s future? Well the typical reaction would probably be a lot of raised eyebrows because the assumption is: Black men don’t want to take care of their kids and they are definitely not responsible enough to raise a daughter properly. [...]
Why We Still Celebrate Black History Month BLK History Month (Article written by Dr. Linda Holderness Bradford) If Black History Month is not viable then wind does not carry the seeds and drop them on fertile ground rain does not dampen the land and encourage the seeds to root sun does not warm the earth and kiss the seedlings and [...]
THIS ARTICLE WAS ORIGINALLY POSTED IN FULTON KY NEWS 2008 Written by Dr. Linda Holderness Bradford ~ To Your Psychological Health & Wellness ! Is Your Child Gifted ? The first autumn of my tenure in Fulton, two delightful young vendors knocked on my door, selling candles and candies for the annual school fundraiser. Aniquea was about eight and Tashley (pseudonyms) was [...]
