How Are Black and Latino Men Faring after Developmental Education Reform?

Recent reforms have dramatically expanded access to transfer-level courses at California community colleges. How are these reforms affecting Black and Latino men, whose educational attainment is lower than that of their female counterparts and other racial/ethnic groups? Coauthors of a new report that focuses on transfer-level math—a key early milestone on the path to a four-year degree—will discuss their findings and take audience questions

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