The COVID-19 pandemic has displaced the very structure of America’s educational institutions and replaced it with remote learning for students. For many Black college students, the unequal access to digital learning has negatively impacted their job pursuits as they prep to enter the real world with new guidelines. In an effort to absolve the digital learning gap for those students, the Thurgood Marshall College Fund has partnered with Google to offer 20,000 HBCU students access to digital skills training starting in November, Forbes reports . View this post on Instagram A post shared by Thurgood Marshall College Fund (@tmcf_hbcu) According to Forbes , the global tech company will launch a Career Readiness Program via a $1 million grant that will insert its national online skills training initiative, Grow with Google, and custom workforce readiness workshops into the career centers of 20 different HBCU schools. The HBCU Career Readiness Program will reportedly offer content that...