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Why Access Is the Real Back-To-School Challenge for Black Students
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The Root
During my time as White House director of African American media, one of the initiatives I was proudest to create brought HBCU journalism students into the White House to interview senior administration officials.
Throughout my career on Capitol Hill and the White House, I met brilliant young people with endless potential.
But students can’t pursue opportunities they don’t know exist.
Most of us can’t invite students to the White House but every one of us has a door we can open.
Erica Loewe is a former Biden-Harris White House official and founder of the Loewe Key Initiative for Black Students and Recent Graduates.