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This February 6, Diverse magazine proudly celebrates Black History Month, honoring African Americans' rich legacy and significant contributions throughout history and higher education. Join us as we explore inspiring stories of trailblazers in various fields—from civil rights leaders to innovative artists—who have shaped our education, culture, and society.
In addition, we aim to highlight the universal impact of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) programs. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that STEM jobs will be among the fastest-growing and most profitable careers in the 2020s.
By recognizing the past while inspiring a future rooted in inclusivity for all, let's commemorate this month for its resilience, creativity, and ongoing impact on the higher education community, encouraging progress, reflection, and dialogue.
Diverse covers critical news relating to disparities in higher education, daily on its website and 13 print and digital magazine editions annually.
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Kevin Cokley, Ph.D.
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Professor of Psychology
University of Michigan
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President, Coppin State University
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