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Commentaries on science and education and how these topics relate to soci-economic status (also referred to as SES) and other class issues among African-American communities.
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- Helping people overcome their aversion to science
- College Preparation
- Why 'Perfect Representation' in STEM is important
- Diversity Issues - obstacles to success
- Diversifying the Life Sciences
- Teaching science via active pedagogy
- Science, Education & SES: Food-justice
- STATS suck!
- Is Intellectualism among African-American Young Pr...
- Most Influential Black Scientists in America
- Scientists: Most Influential People in America?
- Where do I fit in?
- Spotlight on Up and coming Black Scientists
- More Science Drama
- Sharing science with the public. part 2
- Science and the Public
- X-treme Life on the Web
- Science Drama: Another lesson in Scientific Processes
- Fill Up on Science: Spotlight on Black Scientists
- Attracting more minorities to science and to academia
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