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Howard reinstates hundreds, Mumia Abu-Jamal appeal, Jovita Moore mural returns

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By Phil Lewis
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Photo of Howard University. Wikimedia Commons. Between Tuskegee University’s ban on bonnets and durags and Howard University’s disenrollment of students, HBCUs have been at the top of the conversation this week. Here’s the latest. Recently, the institution canceled the enrollment of nearly 500 incoming freshmen. “A considerable number of students have been reinstated after meeting the payment and documentation requirements,” Howard University said.
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Tuskegee students sound off about dress code policy: ‘You barely see anyone in a bonnet’

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By Phil Lewis
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An AI-generated photo of Tuskegee students wearing sleepwear on campus. A student called the photo “digital racism.” It’s summertime. Many college students are enjoying the last vestiges of summer break before worrying about textbooks and class schedules. Some are spending their days lounging on a beach or partying with friends. Tuskegee University junior Aiden Bass is currently at a conference for his internship — and he’s wearing a suit.
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Education Department limits civil rights investigations into racial disparities in schools

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By Phil Lewis
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By Lily Altavena, Chalkbeat This story was originally published by Chalkbeat. Sign up for their newsletters. Maryland GovPics/Wikimedia Commons Schools that discipline students of color at higher rates than white students won’t be in violation of federal civil rights law for that disparity alone, the U.S. Department of Education announced Thursday.
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