The Governance, University St. Augustine’s, an HBCU (Historical Black College and University), designated as an 1890 Morrill Act Land Grant College, featuring Faculties including the Caroline Education Community International PSA, a K12 Primary and Elementary Schools, and Carolina’s Early College, a Dual High School, and College Institute featuring Pre-College Studies.

As we gather to commemorate the 60TH Anniversary of the Historic MLK March on Washington DC; 1963, as a responsible Education Institution, the Governance and Leadership of the University St. Augustine’s, and the Caroline Education Community International PSA (Public and Private School Academy) would like to emphasize the importance of standing against racism and fostering unity through communications, dialogue, and conversations.

Racism has no place in our education systems, workplaces, communities, or anywhere else. It is our collective responsibility to challenge and dismantle systemic racism, and to create a safe and supportive environment for all individuals.

We believe that one of the most powerful ways to combat racism is through open and honest dialogue. By engaging in meaningful conversations, we can gain a deeper understanding of each other’s experiences, perspectives, and challenges. This dialogue allows us to bridge divides, build empathy, and foster unity.

It is important to approach these conversations with respect and empathy. We must listen actively, without judgment or interruption, and strive to understand the experiences and emotions of others.

By gaining an understanding of diverse individuals and groups,
we can initiate the process of breaking down
stereotypes, biases, and discriminatory practices.

As leaders in our respective fields, it is our responsibility to set an example and create an inclusive environment where every individual is valued and respected, within the premise of a Free World