Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)

In the late nineteenth century, black college began using cassette car (University of Atlanta) and church basement (Spelman College). Mary McLeod Bethune is one of the most important black educators in the United States, and founded a university with five students of 1.50 dollars in 1904. Today there are 101 well-established black universities in the USA, graduates include Web Du Bois (University of Fisker), Thurgood Marshall (Lincoln University and Howard University), Tony Morrison (Howard University). And Martin Luther King (Morehouse College)

Source: College Navigator - National Education Statistics Center http://nces.ed.gov/COLLEGENAVIGATOR/

Historically, Black College and University (HBCU) was established to meet the educational needs of Black American. Before they were founded, and for many years after that, blacks were generally denied access to the traditional white system. As a result, HBCU has become a major means of providing higher education to black Americans. This brochure outlines the historical roles, outcomes and challenges that HBCU faces in fulfilling its unique mission. This information allows the reader to view the HBCU as an effective alternative to meet the educational needs of minority and non-minority students. Furthermore, while not allowing higher education courses to be subject to racial discrimination, I summarize the efforts of the Ministry of Education to strengthen HBCU.

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