HBCU

A Love Letter to Black Students

Though the classes have changed, the mission has not.
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Wendy Williams Finally Said Sorry For Her Tone-Deaf HBCU Comments

Then she got schooled by Roland Martin on her own show.
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Phenomenal Twins Get Into 56 Colleges, Earn $1.6 Million In Scholarships

Looks like Sallie Mae won't be chasing down these two.
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Black Colleges Seek White, Latino, Asian Students Amid Tight State Budgets

In all, a quarter of HBCUs have at least a 20 percent non-black student population.
By Theresa Wiltz, Stateline

These Are The Best Colleges In America For Black Students

Choose wisely.
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It’s 2015. Where Are All The Black College Faculty?

By The Washington Post

HBCU Alumni Are Thriving More Than Black Grads Of Other Schools, Study Shows

HBCU graduates are more likely to say that their colleges prepared them for life after than black graduates of non-HBCUs.
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15 Reasons Going To An HBCU Is An Experience Like No Other

Why wouldn't you want to be around all this black excellence?
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How Title IX Failed These Black Women Who Spoke Out About Their Rape Allegations

The fractured nature of Title IX leaves some sexual assault victims deprived of justice.
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Tyrese Pays For Student's Morehouse Tuition

Good looking out, Tyrese!
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