Word In Black, Author at The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint

5 Black Poets For Students To Study And Know

by Word In Black Apr 21, 2026Apr 21, 2026

About 12% of all U.S. adults read or listened to poetry, compared with roughly 8% of Black people, a 2022 survey found.

Where Black Students Find Racial Healing on Campus

by Word In Black Apr 3, 2026Apr 2, 2026

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Grief, Advocacy, and Education: A Counselor Reflects on Black Maternal Health

by Word In Black Mar 20, 2026Mar 17, 2026

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Food

Food Pyramid Blind Spots: What Supermarket Civil Rights Teaches Us

by Word In Black Mar 13, 2026Mar 10, 2026

For Black Runners, Nathan Martin’s LA Marathon Win Hits Different

by Word In Black Mar 12, 2026Mar 10, 2026

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Black Students Are Leading in AI Use. Their Teachers Aren’t Getting Trained

by Word In Black Mar 11, 2026Mar 10, 2026

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Judge Blocks Trump Anti-DEI Directive in Schools Nationwide

by Word In Black Mar 10, 2026Mar 10, 2026

A Year in, Trump’s Agenda Has Deepened Black Economic Pain

by Word In Black Feb 6, 2026Feb 5, 2026

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Black Students Are the Fastest Growing Group of College Applicants

by Word In Black Jan 23, 2026Jan 20, 2026

Altadena fire

A Year After the Eaton Fire, Black Altadena Is Fighting to Stay

by Word In Black Jan 23, 2026Jan 20, 2026

Opinion and Commentary

This Is the America Black People Have Always Known

by Word In Black Jan 21, 2026Jan 20, 2026

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Scam Avoidance Tips for Seniors

by Word In Black Dec 31, 2025Dec 23, 2025