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The MIT Black History Project is committed to collecting, developing, curating, and preserving content on the Black experience at MIT dating back to 1865. We are also currently working with others to bring this knowledge to bear on the challenges we all face within the greater scope of the Institute’s mission and accomplishments.
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Slavery and the Intergenerational Transmission of Human Capital, 2005

Bruce Sacerdote
Article 2000s
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Science must overcome its racist legacy: Nature’s guest editors speak, 2022

Melissa Nobles, Chad Womack, Ambroise Wonkam, and Elizabeth Wathuti
Article 2020s
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Archival Elements cover (2021)

Archival Elements (2021)

Science, Technology, and Health Care Section of the Society of American Archivists
Article 2020s
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William Barton Rogers and the Southern Sieve, 2005

A. J. Angulo
Article 2000s
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MIT's Black Hole: Dr. James L. Sherley is just the latest professor to protest the lack of Black tenured faculty at MIT, 2007

Kenneth J. Cooper
Article 2000s
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James L. Sherley

It's No Picnic for Black Faculty at MIT, 2007

The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education
Article 2000s
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James L. Sherley

An Avoidable Black Eye for MIT: Professor James Sherley Is Dismissed and His Laboratory Padlocked, 2007

The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education
Article 2000s
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Tuskegee (Weather) Airmen: Black Meteorologists in World War II, 2006

Gerald A. White, Jr.
Article 2000s
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Ron McNair in The Physics of Karate, 1979

The Physics of Karate, 1979

Michael S. Feld, Ronald E. McNair, and Stephen R. Wilk
Article 1970s
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