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College student Tahir Murray is putting the spotlight on HBCUs with his clothing line. He's a 3rd generation entrepreneur who is following in his family's footsteps.
“People who have mentors in their lives do better in school and make better life decisions. When we think about our future as a community it makes sense for us to focus time, energy, and resources on mentoring.â€
NBJC launched its Historically Black College and University LGBTQ-Equality Initiative in 2010 to improve the overall capacity for HBCUs to provide their students and community—especially the Black LGBTQ populace—with a 21st century education in a secure, welcoming and affirming environment. As of June 1, NBJC appointed a full-time program manager for its HBCU Initiative to lead outreach efforts.
Coco Gauff is continuing her family's HBCU legacy by investing in scholarships for students competing in sports at Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
We can't wait to see what these dynamic minds have in store!
