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HBCUs represent just 3% of the nation's four year institutions, yet they educate 80% of all black judges, 50% of all black lawyers and doctors, and 25% of black science, technology, math and engineer graduates.
"...a lack of generational wealth among Black families meaning HBCUs don’t have wealthy donor bases...history of segregation, loss of resources to integration, lack of multimillion-dollar TV deal equity, HBCUs get left behind financially & athletically."
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"...We hate to be the ones to break the news, but you cannot give your way out of oppression.... For example, a Forbes report in February of 2022 documented how 18 HBCUs were underfunded by over $12.8 billion from 1987 to 2020....."
Looking forward to welcoming @HowardU alumna Yvette Carnell of @BreakingBrown to the @ewctigers President's Distinguished Speaker Series at Florida’s FIRST HBCU to discuss America's racial wealth gap, the case for reparations, and the ADOS movement. #EWU#StayWoke#LetsGetIt 💯
#StayWoke – The @ewctigers President's Distinguished Speaker Series welcomes @esglaude one of America’s most prolific thought leaders on race & politics in the 21st century! Join us TONIGHT at 7PM via Facebook Live & Youtube! You DO NOT want to miss this! #EWC#EmergingEminence
HBCUs represent just 3% of the nation's four year institutions, yet they educate 80% of all black judges, 50% of all black lawyers and doctors, and 25% of black science, technology, math and engineer graduates.
In school today and am overwhelmed with a sense of responsibility and thankfulness to my ancestors. These are my great-great paternal grandparents, Mr. James Polk Faison and Mrs. Rosa Polk Faison from Clinton, North Carolina. They were both born into chattel slavery in these
Black males make up 56% of all NCAA football players and 66% of all NCAA basketball players BUT ONLY 3% of undergraduate students at NCAA member institutions.
- @Penn Center for the Study of Race & Equity in Education
Incredibly powerful lecture from @BreakingBrown on last evening as we closed out @ewctigers last Distinguished Speaker Series event for the year at Florida’s FIRST HBCU! Looking forward to future collaboration in bringing reparative economic justice to HBCU's! #ADOS#HBCUPride