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The Black Academics Archive
Some stories should not disappear simply because the news cycle moved on. The Black Academics Archive began with Professor Jason Arday, but it was never meant to end with him. It is becoming a public record of what happens in academic life — the loss, the harm, the resistance, the survival, and the people whose experiences too easily become footnotes once institutions move forward. This is one of those pieces I believe is worth returning to. The stories are everywhere. The re
2 days ago1 min read


When the System Says ‘No’ Until It’s Too Late: Disability, Homelessness, and the Price of Being ‘Different’
When the System Says ‘No’ Until It’s Too Late: Disability, Homelessness, and the Price of Being ‘Different’ “When support is delayed, denied, or defined by ‘normal,’ disabled students are pushed out—sometimes into homelessness.” Yollanda Zhang recently spoke out on TikTok about the systemic barriers disabled students face in higher education. She highlighted the overwhelming, convoluted structures that make students with disabilities fight for every ounce of flexibility, acco
May 29, 20252 min read
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