This Day In Black History: February 5th- President Obama Becomes President Of The Harvard Law Review
On this day February 5th 1990 Barack Obama becomes the President Of The Harvard Law Review, making him the first African American to hold the position. CLICK HERE FOR MORE FACTS > Black Facts
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NEW YORK– Donald Trump is making claims that President Obama was a”terrible student” and was not qualified to get in to the Ivy League universities he attended. Although Obama graduated magna cum laude from Harvard Law School, Trump claims he heard that the President was a poor student. “I heard he was a terrible student. […]
