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Me and all the other delta devil alumni hiding on our FB timeline
fukking ridiculous
fukking ridiculous
It’s trump . He doesn’t pay for shyt and thinks everyone owes him / should give him money for being allowed in his presenceAn HBCU performed at the commemoration of D-Day this year.
Certain that the school and program didn't have to pay for travel and accommodations.
Morgan’s Magnificent Marching Machine to perform at Normandy D-Day 80th anniversary
Morgan State’s marching band to perform 80 years after Allied forces landed on Normandy’s beaches on June 6 — the first and only HBCU to do so.www.weaa.org
Doesn't ad up that an American university band is paying to play the inauguation of the U.S. President.
An HBCU performed at the commemoration of D-Day this year.
Certain that the school and program didn't have to pay for travel and accommodations.
Morgan’s Magnificent Marching Machine to perform at Normandy D-Day 80th anniversary
Morgan State’s marching band to perform 80 years after Allied forces landed on Normandy’s beaches on June 6 — the first and only HBCU to do so.www.weaa.org
Doesn't ad up that an American university band is paying to play the inauguation of the U.S. President.
47 signatures What's really going on?Someone made a petition for Mississippi Valley to leave the SWAC now
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Ethically speaking, given their original founding principles, it may be an offer worth turning down.
It was proposed in 1946 by White Mississippi legislators (particularly state senator SH Kyle, a Delta landowner) as a vocational college to train tradesmen and teachers to make the relationship between races in the Delta more 'harmonious'. It had to change proposed locations several times due to local White NIMBY hostility. Also, probably unique as HBCU founding stories go, by 1950 when it was founded, the Mississippi legislature had another aim--creating a school that would attract Black students so they would not apply to White schools that were increasingly concerned about a threat to legal segregation in schooling (which happened with Brown v. Board in 1954). A testament to these origins are buildings on campus that stay named after racist, arch-segregationst politicians--most notoriously Walter Sillers, Jr., an open White nationalist regarded as one of the most racist politicians in the state's history.
My god. This is a very different kind of hbcuThe founding principles of MVSU? You sure? Check out their page at the Rate this HBCU thread