HBCU

Beyoncé's Mom Was Afraid White People Wouldn't 'Get' Coachella Performance

The "Lemonade" singer made history with her deeply referential show.
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School Choice—Past And Present

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Betsy DeVos As Keynote Speaker Is A HBCU Trend Of Pandering To Mainstream

This almost incessant need to be validated by the mainstream is something that I see as an ongoing trend among some HBCUs.
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Chicago Student Gets Into 23 HBCUs, Earns $300,000 In Scholarships

Ariyana Davis said it was important for her to go to a school "that feels like home."
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This College Student's 'Martin'-Themed Campaign Video Is Everything

You go, girl! *Gina voice*
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Nonprofit Launches Scholarships For Queer Black Men Attending HBCUs

“Being gay is not considered much of a 'norm,' especially on HBCU campuses," said the program's co-founder.
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HBCUs Are National Treasures, Show Them The Money

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Morehouse College President Says Visit With Trump Was 'Troubling'

John Wilson, Jr. didn't hold back in a statement to his college.
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As A Howard Alum, I Stand With Upset HBCU Students Everywhere

All the upset students are demanding is that their president tell them what the hell he’s doing.
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Graffiti On HBCU Campus Reveals Tension, Refers To School As 'Trump's Plantation'

Students weren't here for their president's visit to the White House.
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