By Hakim A Stovall and Sylvia C. Washington As October ushered in a vibrant homecoming season across historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), we are reminded of their profound significance in American history. Established during a time of segregation and discrimination, HBCUs have served as vital institutions for education, empowerment and community building for generations of Black Americans. They are not just universities; they are cultural hubs, beacons of hope and sanctuaries of resilience. The recent mass shooting at Tuskegee University, however, has cast a dark cloud over what should be a joyful reunion. The tragic event, which unfolded just days
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