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His Name Is Joseph Boulogne, Not ‘Black Mozart’ An 18th-century polymath has had his brilliant music and life diminished by a demeaning nickname.

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In one of my term papers, I wrote about social equity and segregation in higher education and how that has created a multi-generational gap in access and achievement in Black Institutions." - Tiffany Brockington

Simmons College, KSU collaborate, call for more funding for HBCUs Simmons College, Louisville's only historically black college, announced a number of new initiatives aimed at addressing racial inequality Monday, including a partnership with the state's only public historically black university.

From the archives of HBCU Money.

"Examining the combined endowments for Ole Miss, Mississippi State, and Southern Mississippi according to NACUBO equal approximately $876 million meanwhile the combined endowments from US News and NACUBO for Alcorn State, Jackson State, and Mississippi Valley State stand at approximately $23 million or 38 times less."

50 Years Later: The Failure At Ole Miss “Help your pieces so they can help you.” – Paul Morphy This past Monday was the 50th anniversary of James Meredith’s forced entry into Ole Miss. A university that in the pas…