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Read a feature article from Issue No. 67 (Spring 2010):

 

The Legacy of Theodore Cross’ The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education --- Ted Cross founded his journal in the hope that it would increase the educational and, therefore, the life opportunities of African Americans. There can be no doubt that his mission was successful. Because of JBHE, the outlook for many thousands of college-bound black students has improved. This, in turn, produces a major benefit to American society as a whole.

Tributes to Theodore Lamont Cross and His Journal of Blacks in Higher Education --- Over the years Theodore Cross touched the lives of thousands of people both through personal contact and through the written word in The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education and other publications. JBHE asked a select group of scholars to comment on the life of Theodore Cross or on the impact of this journal on African-American higher education. Here, in alphabetical order, are the responses we received.