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¿Por qué Cal State tiene dificultades para graduar a estudiantes de raza negra y qué se podría hacer?

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By Mikhail Zinshteyn Verified, Michaella Huck, Julie Watts
| CalMatters Verified
En resumen El sistema de Cal State gradúa a estudiantes afroamericanos a tasas más bajas que otros grupos. Los estudiantes, académicos y defensores dicen que las razones son innumerables. Read this article in English. “Muchas personas te dirían que vayas a la universidad”, dijo Christopher Carter, estudiante de último año de Cal State Northridge, “pero la parte más difícil es permanecer en la universidad”.
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Why Cal State struggles to graduate Black students - and what could be done

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By Mikhail Zinsheteyn, Michaella Huck, Julie Watts Verified, Pablo Unzueta
| KXJZ-FM (Sacramento, CA) Verified
By Mikhail Zinsheteyn, Michaella Huck and Julie Watts, CalMatters “A lot of people would tell you to get to college,” said Cal State Northridge senior Christopher Carter, “but the hardest part is staying in college.” Carter speaks from experience: He arrived at Cal State as a business major, and discovered he was one of only a few Black students in his classes. Math had never been his strong suit, and he failed his introductory statistics class twice.
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Startup quer acabar com brigas de casal por meio da gamificação

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By Michaella Huck
| Forbes Brasil Verified
Choreful é um app com uma história de origem que faz sentido para quem já se apaixonou por alguém que nunca lavou um prato ou fez uma tarefa doméstica. De fato, Robin Havre compartilha a proveniência de seu aplicativo como se estivesse atendendo milhares e milhares de mulheres no TikTok que desabafam em vídeos curtos sobre a necessidade exaustiva de explicar uma divisão justa de trabalho para seus parceiros domésticos. Começa com uma história pessoal, como muitas startups fazem.
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