Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have long been pillars of higher education for Black Americans, producing a significant portion of Black professionals in various fields. Despite their contributions, many HBCUs continue to grapple with chronic underfunding, particularly in states where they are designated as land-grant institutions. These financial disparities have hindered their ability to expand research capabilities, upgrade facilities, and provide comprehensive student support. The Biden-Harris administration has made historic investments to address these challenges, allocating over $17 billion to HBCUs since 2021. This funding aims to support students through need-based grants, alleviate financial burdens, and enhance research opportunities. Notably,
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