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Regular Season Highlights

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By Joseph Graves
| Hudl.com
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Historically Black Colleges and Universities Have Affirmative Action Solutions. But They Need Help

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By Joseph Graves, Stacy C. Farina, K Amacker
| Scientific American Verified
The Supreme Court’s June ruling striking down affirmative action by socially defined race in college and university admissions is a step backward for equal opportunity to access education. While affirmative action was meant to eventually disappear as society dismantled structural racism, we are still far from that goal, and the consequences of this ruling will be widespread.
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Favored Races in the Struggle for Life: Racism and the Speciation Concept

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By Joseph Graves
| cshperspectives.cshlp.org
Joseph L. Graves Jr. Department of Biological Sciences, North Carolina A&T State University, Greensboro, North Carolina 27410, USA Correspondence: gravesjl{at}ncat.edu Abstract Evolutionary speciation, whether it be cladistic or phyletic, has always been associated with race concepts. Biological races are conceived as definable stages of divergence from a common ancestor. However, the species concept in Western science began within a special creationist framework.
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