Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have long framed narratives of Black excellence. Though none exist within the Greater Los Angeles region—aside from Charles R. Drew University—HBCU culture thrives here through alumni networks, community events, civic engagement, and policy leadership. Their mark on LA is evident from conventions in Downtown to mentorship in Compton and legislative efforts in Sacramento. A Block Party of Pride When Alabama State University rallied at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, LA’s HBCU alumni weren’t spectators—they hosted a community block party the night before at the Michelle and Barack Obama Sports Complex in South LA. According to
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