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Bomb Threats Made To Historically Black Schools Across U.S.

At least six historically Black universities were responding to bomb threats Monday, with many of them locking down their campuses for a time.
By The Associate Press, AP

The Best Items To Grab From Target's New Black History Month Collection

Shop everything from home decor to jewelry to hoodies and shirts designed by HBCU students.
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Howard University Names Its Fine Arts College After Chadwick Boseman

The family of the late actor, who was a proud Howard alum, said that he would have been "overjoyed" about the honor.
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Pastor Of Black Church Vandalized After Pro-Trump Rally Hopes More Christians Speak Up

Rev. Ianther Mills hopes for more widespread condemnation of the protesters who burned Asbury United Methodist Church's Black Lives Matter sign.
By Elana Schor, AP

MSNBC Names Rashida Jones President, Making History For Major Cable News Networks

Twitter users applauding the executive also celebrated that she is a graduate of Hampton University, an HBCU.
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Kamala Harris' Sorority, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Celebrates 'New Face Of Political Power'

The historically Black organization commemorated the vice president-elect's barrier-breaking win.
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The Nation’s Capital Parties Following Donald Trump's Defeat

People danced and cheered along Black Lives Matter Plaza in Washington, D.C. ― a street that heads straight to the White House.
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COVID-19 Canceled HBCU Homecomings. These Folks Are Keeping Their Spirit Alive.

Alumni from Howard, FAMU, NC A&T and others have created virtual events to recreate the energy of homecoming.
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This University President Knows Why America Can’t Afford to Neglect HBCUs

"We have a lot to teach the American people."
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Obama Rips The Trump Administration's Failed Pandemic Response In College Address

"A lot of them aren’t even pretending to be in charge," former President Barack Obama said in a commencement address to HBCU graduates.
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