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...suit in the Third Circuit was brought by the Forum for Academic and Institutional Rights (FAIR), a coalition of law schools, as well as several individual plaintiffs. Harvard did not join FAIR, although a majority of the Harvard Law faculty did file a friend-of-the-court brief on FAIR’s behalf last January...
Kwame Owusu-Kesse ’06, president of the Black Men’s Forum (BMF), noted that this year’s Black History Month events emphasize reaching out to the entire Harvard community and beyond. The BSA established a motto for the month—“Black History Is Your History”—and it was in this spirit that black student organizations have sent out mass e-mails and tacked up posters around campus to garner attention to Black History Month events, according to Owusu-Kesse...
...after learning that Carter would be speaking, said that she preferred the discussion format of the event to a traditional lecture. She also said that she would like to see more open dialogue on campus about issues that face the black community. “There should be more forum discussions like this,” she said...
...government and African and African American studies concentrator affiliated with Lowell House and a former president of Harvard’s Black Men’s Forum. In his column, “On The Real,” he will try to explore issues of race, class, politics, pop culture and Harvard life as an excuse to be in the paper without organizing actual events. Please be warned that he does not speak for all black people, but only because he doesn’t look as good in sunglasses as Bill Cosby. His column will appear on alternate...
...conjunction with the month-long focus on the accomplishments of black leaders, the Black Men’s Forum (BMF) aims to highlight the current public service efforts of black students on campus and encourage more community involvement...