Church-founded HBCUs are a part of a monumental turn in history. Religious schools are now seeing in real time the shift happening as people decide where to attend college.
Azia Ross
Azia Ross is a senior at Howard University.
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Both parties want young Black votes. Here’s what HBCU students want in a president.
HBCU students say economic stability, health care, student loans, and each candidate’s perceived impact on democracy itself are shaping their decisions on who to vote for.