Updated: Jul 17, 2019
Story by Noah Weiland
Near the end of the occupation early this month, Keneshia N. Grant, an assistant professor of political science at Howard, asked her students if they wanted to discuss the protests occurring just yards away from where they were sitting. They were interested, Professor Grant said, but after 10 minutes they asked to return to a discussion on gentrification. Class was in order.
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Story By Eugene Scott That a Black Democrat will represent Georgia is proof of changing demographics and intense organizing in that state, said Keneshia Grant, a political science professor at Howard
Story by DAVID LAUTER and JENNY JARVIE “In the same way that the Great Migration is a long story, this return migration is also a long story,” Grant said. “When you want to understand what’s happening
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