Leaders such as @SenHydeSmith recognize the power of HBCUs in changing lives and strengthening our states.

Apr 7, 2023 · 11:00 PM UTC

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Does she recognize that people in her state, particularly in African American communities, do not have clean drinking water?
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Focus on this: Unemployment rate for blacks is 5 % lowest it has been in last 50 years
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@HBCUBuzz @hbcu @WHI_HBCUs @HBCUToday If republicans are for something, it will not be good for you. So don't be fooled by the Black man supporting it.
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Still no expanded hours of home healthcare! Amen
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No public hangings I hope...
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Her home state of Mississippi was sued in 1975 for underfunding HBCUs and that lawsuit wasn’t settled until 2002. Even now Mississippi is still paying that settlement. mississippitoday.org/2022/06…

Mississippi not done spending historic settlement for HBCUs

The money was projected to run out at the end of this month, but on Thursday IHL board members approved the allocation of $1.6 million in unspent funds.

mississippitoday.org
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SC apologizes Tim Scott’s office wants a US Theocracy Proof is in their tweets
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