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I was fifteen when my mom decided to go back to Mexico. I refused to go...going [would have] ruined my plans to go to college.
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Alumna Aginah M. Muhammad works every day to empower colleagues and students through mentorship that wasn't available to her during the early stages of her career.
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Yes, we're demonstrating our control by not wearing a mask, but we’re also taking control by wearing one. Which type of control will keep us all alive?
With a child requiring 24/7 care, The Chicago School’s focus and format allowed Rhonda Greenhaw to turn her dedication into a career.
Hip-hop therapy has made its mark in the mental health community. Jaleel Abdul-Adil, Ph.D., learned early how influential this music genre could be in clinical therapy.