Black Colleges Might Be Struggling, but Their Alums Are Thriving
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Oct 2015
klg14
Hawthorne, CA
"Anyone who has spoken with alums of a historically black college or university (HBCU) can attest, they really love their schools. Whether it’s the swarms of current and former students who travel to attend homecomings year after year, the (mostly) friendly competition among schools, or just the ferociousness with which grads defend and promote their alma maters, there’s something about most HBCUs that inspires intense loyalty..."
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