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Sheikh Imran Hosein – interview with Morris Herman – Israel takes the US to its End – eyes – Video

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Jews have the rights over Palestine because. – Video

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Palestinians killed in West Bank clashes – Video

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Palestinians killed in West Bank clashes At least three Palestinians have been killed and 11 others injured in confrontations with Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian officials and... By: UltimateNews

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David Irving Interview Part 1 of 2 An Independent Mind 2008 – Video

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David Irving Interview Part 1 of 2 An Independent Mind 2008 Research: Jewish Ritual Murder, Jewish Ritual Murder Revisited, Jura Lina The Jewish Hand in Bolshevism, The Other Israel, The Jewish conspiracy, Understandi...

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Showing the children of Israel tough love – Video

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Who started the war between Israel and Gaza 2009 ? – Video

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Franklin's hiring a benchmark for Penn State

Posted By on March 23, 2014

UNIVERSITY PARK Late on a Monday afternoon in May 1968, half of Penn State University's black student population marched from College Avenue and up the campus mall to Old Main. Numbering about 100, most were members of an activist group called the Frederick E. Douglass Association. They planned to present 12 demands to Charles Lewis, Penn State's vice president for student affairs.

The previous month, a sniper had shot and killed Martin Luther King Jr. on a Tennessee hotel balcony. Protests were erupting on campuses throughout the country.

That was a time for expressing pain and just a time to express your deepest feelings and general vulnerability about the whole country and state and city, says Frederick Phillips, a 1968 graduate who founded the Douglass Association.

The students were dissatisfied with the treatment of the black community at Penn State. They wanted course offerings with black literature and an African culture study program. They wanted more black students, more black athletes and more black professors, and they wanted black coaches.

Less than 1 percent of the student body was black, and the school had a handful of black faculty. As for black coaches, Penn State didn't have any.

Today, James Franklin, hired in January, is Penn State's first black head football coach. Mr. Franklin isn't necessarily more than a football coach, but this story is about more than football.

Penn State today is trying to be a diverse university and is as diverse as it has ever been concerning race, ethnicity and religion in an area defined by homogeneity (a 90 percent white population in Centre County). Though its black student population, 4.1 percent at University Park, is lower than the University of Pittsburgh (5.3 percent) and Temple (14.7 percent), the graduation rate for black students has improved from around 40 percent 30 years ago to 67 percent now. Its percentage of minority and black faculty is in the middle of the pack nationally for a state university.

Into these contradictions, the hiring of Mr. Franklin is another benchmark of progress. Penn State is the flagship institution for the commonwealth, and the football coach is the school's most visible leader.

Football here has the power to unite. It has the power to make people riot. It has the power to make people donate, cry and rejoice. As Penn State's vice provost for educational equity Terrell Jones says, Penn State football games are church.

Mr. Jones says the highest-growing number of minority students he sees at Penn State are those of mixed race. Mr. Franklin's late mother was white, from Britain, and his late father was black. He was a first-generation college student and he needed financial aid from football and a Pell Grant to attend East Stroudsburg University.

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“Farming in Despair” – water for agriculture in the Gaza Strip – Video

Posted By on March 23, 2014

"Farming in Despair" - water for agriculture in the Gaza Strip This video shows the difficulties farmers in the Gaza Strip endure as a result of Israel #39;s occupation with a focus on water and livelihoods. A production of ... By: EWASHPalestine

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Driver Israel – Video

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Driver Israel Produced by JustInTime.co.il. "Taxi Jeep" offers you a first class VIP service road trip (1 syllable), In a very special atmosphere. By: ron yaacobi

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Islam, Christianity, Judaism More in Common Than You Think! – Video

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Islam, Christianity, Judaism More in Common Than You Think! By: The Muslim Videos

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