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HBCU alumni: Arts, entertainment and sports
Photos and bios: Graduates of historically black colleges and universities have dominated music, film, literature, visual art and professional sports.
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HBCU alumni: Politicians and civil rights leaders
Historically black colleges and universities have produced some of this country’s most revered politicians and civil rights leaders.
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HBCU alumni: Business, education and innovation
Graduates of historically black colleges and universities who have made their marks as educators, scholars, business leaders, scientists and innovators.
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PHOTOS: 2020 Honda Battle of the Bands
HBCU students, alumni in Atlanta for annual big event.
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AJC Sepia HBCU of the Week: Hampton University's National Historic Landmarks
Founded in 1868, Hampton University (formerly Hampton Institute), is one of the country's oldest HBCU's while remaining one of the prettiest campuses in the country.
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HBCU of the Week on AJC Sepia: Winston-Salem State University's Notable Graduates
Winston-Salem State University has been educating people since 1892, when it was founded as a one-room school with 25 students.
