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Celebrity adjunct in 2021 HBCUs represents a markedly weaker position for Nikole Hannah-Jones and Ta-Nehisi Coates than their potential in 2016.

What do you think of the theory that this will push anti-racist funding towards expanding HBCUs, some of the institutions in America with the most successful record of actually uplifting black people to a higher economic class, and not just talking about it?

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So long as the funding streams have an external locus of control it’s a little eggs-in-one-basket, opposite the post-50s approach of suborning all of the (formally neutral, implicitly white) pillars of society a little

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