Only 2% of US students who study abroad are Black men. Meet Tremaine Collins, of Tokyo.

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Study abroad benefits can be life-changing, in terms of retention, economic capital, and upward mobility. So why do so few Black men get that opportunity?

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Only 2% of US students who study abroad are Black men. Meet Tremaine Collins, of Tokyo.

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