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First Ghana Session Of 2019-2020 School Year/18th Anniversary Of 9/11

The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School in Asbury Park remembered the lives lost 18 years ago on 9/11 by having a special Ghana session.

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18th Anniversary Of 9/11

The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School in Asbury Park remembered the lives lost 18 years ago on 9/11 by having a special Ghana session.

Honoring lives lost during 9/11

During this session students in Ghana had a moment of silence for those lost on 9/11 (See the above image).

Ghana students presentation

After the moment of silence, the students from Ghana stated that we honor and pray for those who lost their lives on that terrible day.

In addition to honoring the victims of 9/11, students in Ghana gave Mr. Wronko’s new MLK students a presentation about Ghana’s history, culture, food, sports, and way of life.

One of the sports in Ghana’s presentation, soccer, made a huge connection to the soccer players in Mr. Wronko’s class.

The students at MLK were very pleased with Ghana’s presentation and looking forward to even more in the near future.

Mr. Wronko’s students presentation

Furthermore, once students in Ghana were done with their presentation, Mr. Wronko’s students conducted their presentation regarding 9/11.

Attacks On U.S. Soil presentation

The students shared poems written by the victims and witnesses of 9/11. Also, Mr. Wronko gave all students on both sides a power point presentation on “Attacks On U.S. Soil.”

This presentation showed how the United States overcame challenges on the country’s soil starting with the War of 1812, the attack on Pearl Harbor, and 9/11/01. In addition to the power point presentation, videos on 9/11 were shown along with President Obama’s speech regarding the elimination of the master mind of this horrific event, Osama Bin Laden.

Student meet and greet

After the presentation, students from Ghana and MLK did a meet and greet with each other explaining their favorite hobby.

The presentations and meet and greet showed great unification of people from different countries on the 18th anniversary of 9/11.

PS: Let’s remember and honor those who lost their lives on 9/11 and pray for good medicine for those who are getting sick from working at Ground Zero to this very day.


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‘A Different World’ cast set to reunite for 10-City HBCU tour

The tour will kick off Feb. 29 in Atlanta, Georgia, followed by stops in Washington DC, Montgomery, Alabama and more.

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A Different World tour

In celebration of the sitcom’s 35+ year legacy, the cast of ‘A Different World’ will reunite for a national 10-city tour across HBCUs, reports PEOPLE.

A Different World HBCU tour

Darryl M. Bell (Ronald ‘Ron’ Johnson), Charnele Brown (Kimberly ‘Kim’ Reese), Jasmine Guy (Whitley Marion Gilbert Wayne), Kadeem Hardison (Dwayne Cleophus Wayne), Dawnn Lewis (Jaleesa Vinson Taylor), Cree Summer (Winifred ‘Freddie’ Brooks), Glynn Turman (Col. Bradford ‘Brad’ Taylor) and Sinbad (Walter Oakes) will participate on the tour.

The tour will feature panels and other events and will also be joined by producers Debbie Allen and Susan Fales.

Dates

The HBCU tour will kick off Feb. 29 in Georgia at Atlanta University Center, which include Spelman College, Clark Atlanta University, and Morehouse College.

Other locations include Washington, D.C. (hosted by Howard University) and Montgomery, Ala. (hosted by Alabama State University and Tuskegee University). Both will be in April but no date has been released yet.

More dates will be announced soon.


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Spelman College receives $100 million donation, the highest in the college’s history

Spelman College has received its largest donation of $100 million from businesswoman and philanthropist Ronda Stryker and her husband, William Johnston, the chairman of Greenleaf Trust.

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Spelman College has received its largest donation of $100 million from businesswoman and philanthropist Ronda Stryker and her husband, William Johnston, the chairman of Greenleaf Trust.

$100 million donation for Spelman is a blessing

The $100 million comes as the nation’s oldest historically Black college for women celebrates 100 years since its official name change from Spelman Baptist Seminary in Sept. 1924.

The college says the gift will help retain the best and brightest students by eliminating financial barriers during the admission process.

“We are invigorated and inspired by this incredible act of generosity,” said Dr. Helene Gayle, president of Spelman College during an interview on CBS Mornings.

“This gift is a critical step in our school’s mission to eliminate financial barriers to starting and finishing a Spelman education. We can’t thank Ronda Stryker enough for her selflessness and support as both a trustee and friend. There’s no doubt that Spelman College is better because of her.”

Spelman is Top ranked

Spelman College has been ranked as the #1 Historically Black College and / or University by U.S. News for 17 consecutive years.

The college has a variety of degree/major offerings but they produce the most graduates who pursue a PhD in science, technology, engineering or math, according to The National Science Foundation.

About Ronda Stryker

Ronda Stryker is an American billionaire heiress and granddaughter of Homer Stryker, an orthopedic surgeon and founder of Stryker Corporation.


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Maryland principal accused of making racist and antisemitic comments

A Maryland principal is in hot water over an audio recording that has been making rounds on social media containing racist and antisemitic comments.

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A Maryland principal is in hot water over an audio recording that has been making rounds on social media containing racist and antisemitic comments.

Maryland principal accused of making racist comments

In it, a person purported to be Pikesville’s High School principal, can be heard making disparaging comments about the test scores of African American students.

The person on the recording then makes an offensive comment about an African American staff member at the school and members of the Pikesville Jewish community.

Is the audio real?

There is an investigation into the validity of the recording. Some officials believe the audio is fake and is A.I. constructed. Baltimore County schools said they are taking the matter seriously.

Statement from school district

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski issued a statement in response.

“Hate, discrimination, and prejudice have no place in our community — especially in our schools. The statements being circulated are abhorrent, and my administration is providing our full support to BCPS as they conduct as they conduct a thorough investigation. Following the conclusion of this investigation, I know swift action will be taken to hold those involved accountable.”


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