richardmurray

HBCU's are due a lot but their story reflects the complex relationship the black populace, specifically the Descended of enslaved branch, has within itself or the usa. 

I am happy for the HBCU in Tenneesee and all the other similar colleges or universities in the usa who after over a century and a half of unwarranted nonviolence from the black populace to the white populace or the usa government itself aside the death of many black people/communities/dreams/individuals at the hands of whites, are getting some due for themselves. 

It still doesn't recover the past of pain after the war between the states or the past of pain before, but I am happy the black people who wanted this got what they wanted in their way. 

IN AMENDMENT

where are the black elepahnts, the black republicans? what i find funny about this issue is HBCU's are the oldest black non secular organizations in the usa, the oldest organizations to the Black DOS community and yet, black elephants  who talk so loudly about what black people don't do seem absent to help black organizations that have no negative or violent role.