"We look forward to welcoming this bright young scholar to the Stanford family, and can only imagine how she will enrich our campus," said Miriam Goldstein, associate dean of admissions.

"They [sic] old school. We new school," Jeantel said.

http://yahoonews.com/jeantel-chooses-stanford-will-major-in-math-and-physics.htm

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brilliant display of form and bort history recall.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3004268&forum_id=2\u0026hid=#28864266)

(Politico)

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/06/05/rachel-jeantel-graduates-high-school_n_5454330.html

Rachel Jeantel Graduates High School, Chases Her Dreams With The Help Of A Village

The Huffington Post | By Danielle Cadet

Posted: 06/05/2014 5:03 pm EDT Updated: 06/05/2014 7:59 pm The last few years have been tough for Rachel Jeantel. After the death of her friend, Trayvon Martin, she not only had to serve as a witness at his shooter's trial, but she was also subjected to public criticism and ridicule. But the young woman refused to be held down, keeping a promise she made to Martin and continuing to achieve success.

They say it takes a village to raise a child, and Jeantel's story is a perfect example of how true that is. The 20-year-old graduated from high school with the help of a team of individuals who offered their mentorship, advice and support, The Washington Post reports.

The Jeantel today is quite different from the girl the nation watched sitting on the witness stand during the George Zimmerman trial last summer. She is confident and self-assured, and ready to face new challenges.

After receiving an offer from radio host Tom Joyner for a full scholarship to any historically black college or university of her choice, an assessment determined she was in need of tutoring and mentorship that Joyner's foundation helped pay for.

With the help of Roderick Vereen, a local lawyer who helped coach the young woman through the trial and beyond, Karen Andre another lawyer and friend of Vereen's who offered her assistance after watching Jeantel on television, and a number of others, Rachel plowed through a jam-packed schedule with days that started at 4 a.m., and included intense tutoring, therapy and exercise.

"Me graduating is a big thing for the whole village, we did it," Jeantel said. "And I'm tremendously thankful for them, for all they've done for me."

Jeantel also had the support of Martin's mother, Sybrina Fulton.

"She didn't give up and that goes to say a lot for her character and who she is," Fulton said. "And I'm glad my son Trayvon seen it in her, because she is truly a diamond in the rough."

Jeantel said she couldn't have gotten this far without Trayvon and added that this accomplishment is only the beginning.

"After we leave here it is back to work. College is the main thing, that's the next step," she said. "And I want that college degree."

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Many of these high schools have less than 50% graduating.

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i was reading all this bullshit earlier, but couldn't poast it in the thread asking was she was up to.

i hope the pumos that were hyping HBCUs welcome her with open arms at homecoming. they better do it her freshman year though, cuz i doubt she'll be there beyond that.

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Unwidowing: Rachel Jeantel, Black Death, and the “Problem” of Black Intimacy

Jennifer C. Nash

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and SocietyJune 2016Volume 41, Number 4pp. 751 – 774

The Black Body in Ecstasy: Reading Race, Reading Pornography by Jennifer C. Nash; A Taste for Brown Sugar: Black Women in Pornography by Mireille Miller Young

Treva B. Lindsey

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and SocietySeptember 2016Volume 42, Number 1pp. 290 – 294

Writing Black Beauty

Jennifer C. Nash

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and SocietySeptember 2019Volume 45, Number 1pp. 101 – 122

Intimate Justice: The Black Female Body and the Body Politic by Shatema Threadcraft

Jennifer C. Nash

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and SocietySeptember 2019Volume 45, Number 1pp. 249 – 250

Black Feminine Enigmas, or Notes on the Politics of Black Feminist Theory

Jennifer C. Nash

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and SocietyMarch 2020Volume 45, Number 3pp. 519 – 523

A New Genealogy of “Intelligent Rage,” or Other Ways to Think about White Women in Feminism

Jennifer C. Nash and Samantha Pinto

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and SocietyJune 2021Volume 46, Number 4pp. 883 – 910

Birthing Black Mothers by Jennifer C. Nash

Shoniqua Roach

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and SocietyJune 2023Volume 48, Number 4pp. 1041 – 1043

Black Feminist Self-Help: Or, Notes on the Genres of Contemporary Black Feminist Political Life

Jennifer C. Nash

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and SocietyMarch 2024Volume 49, Number 3pp. 557 – 578

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