Trump executive order already impacting DEI programs for HBCUs

[O.T.I.S.]

HBCU’s are the fairest institutions in the land when it comes to admissions, social conditions, acceptance of alternative lifestyles, etc. And if you’re a minority like an asian or a crakkka, they’ll damn near roll out the red carpet for you. An average white student can get damn near as much money in terms of grants and scholarships as a Black honor student. I saw it with my own eyes at State.

Facts

HBCU’s weren’t just black people

 

[Scaaar]

I really hope Kamala didn’t make Howard a target by setting up shop there for the election. ICE agents were down there the other day trying to “recruit” students to join them.

shyt is weird rn.

How is this a Kamala problem? They literally were saying what they were going to do in Project 25. But folks were more concerned about a population of people across the globe that would look at them as second class citizens then the domestic issues overe here

 

[shopthatwrecks]

peckerwoods red dots asians and chicanos on campus

get out

 

[Buddy]

Tomorrow makes February, something tells me thats when the ball realltmy gets rolling as it pertains to us

Nothing to see here family HBCU's been taken over by tethers and nikka nerds anyway.

Post content/avi living up to that username

 

[get these nets]

Dictator Trump is/will be trying to bully all colleges into dropping programs and coursework that doesn't fit his agenda. Or lose their federal funding.

He's currently trying to bully the PWIs with $1 billion + endowments

At some point, he will attempt to threaten Historically Black Colleges and Universities from offering Black centered courses or carrying depts, that RUN counter to his agenda.

For right now, many HBCUs have partnerships with corporations and larger PWIs. The one cancelled in OP was a minor one. There are longstanding student/faculty/resource exchange programs between schools, usually created by Black students who are alumni of both. Several from the $1 billion+ endowment group being targeted by Trump.

Under Trump's definition, these would be DEI programs that need to be eliminated. Including scholarships/fellowships funded by these corporate and academic partners.

Trump is bad news for Black people, and especially in higher education.

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

How is this a Kamala problem? They literally were saying what they were going to do in Project 25. But folks were more concerned about a population of people across the globe that would look at them as second class citizens then the domestic issues overe here

lol all I said was I hope Kamala doing her election night shyt at Howard doesn’t make Trump act petty and target the school. Yeah they were gonna be targeted anyway, but don’t rush that shyt with added petty fuel. I wasn’t implying anything other than that.

 

[Scaaar]

lol all I said was I hope Kamala doing her election night shyt at Howard doesn’t make Trump act petty and target the school. Yeah they were gonna be targeted anyway, but don’t rush that shyt with added petty fuel. I wasn’t implying anything other than that.

My bad breh. I'm but he has Stephen Miller as one of his policy advisors. He's been trying to stop funding to HBCUs for the longest

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

My bad breh. I'm but he has Stephen Miller as one of his policy advisors. He's been trying to stop funding to HBCUs for the longest

No question the agenda is set no matter what, I’m just speaking to Trump’s penchant for being petty and vindictive. Howard was already gon be a target due to what it is and what it stands for.

I will say, the student body will turn all the way the fukk up in response I have no doubt of that.

 

[Canon]

Reparations around the corner

 

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Nothing to see here family HBCU's been taken over by tethers and nikka nerds anyway.

FBASS still in charge breh

 

[get these nets]

For right now, many HBCUs have partnerships with corporations and larger PWIs. The one cancelled in OP was a minor one. There are longstanding student/faculty/resource exchange programs between schools, usually created by Black students who are alumni of both. Several from the $1 billion+ endowment group being targeted by Trump.

Under Trump's definition, these would be DEI programs that need to be eliminated. Including scholarships/fellowships funded by these corporate and academic partners.

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Pioneering Brown-Tougaloo Partnership commemorates 60 years

In celebration of six decades of impact, community members from Brown and Tougaloo College, a historically Black college in Mississippi, honored the “historic and unparalleled” partnership’s enduring legacy and future.

www.brown.edu

Brown-Tougaloo partnership celebrates 60th anniversary​

Brown President Christina H. Paxson and Tougaloo President Emerita Beverly Wade Hogan engaged in a president's panel moderated by Brown’s HBCU Presidential Fellow Elfred Anthony Pinkard.


June 14, 2024

Trump’s DEI executive order leaves Brown administrators uncertain

University administrators are meeting regularly to review new policies and assess their impacts.

www.browndailyherald.com

Jan 30, 2025

 

[Big Boss]

 

[BaggerofTea]

They don't want you to have anything. Including opportunity

 

[rantanamo]

They don't want you to have anything. Including opportunity

People are not getting it. And they are doing it rapidly.

 

[get these nets]

HBCU Partner Institutions | Faculty Development & Diversity

faculty.yale.edu

ASCEND Initiative​

On March 5, 2024, Provost Scott Strobel announced the Alliance for Scholarship, Collaboration, Engagement, Networking and Development (ASCEND) to strengthen Yale’s partnership with HBCUs, whose missions center on the education of Black Americans. Over the next five years, Yale will commit $2 million annually, for a total of $10 million, to this initiative. ASCEND will support research collaborations between HBCU and Yale faculty, provide resources for HBCU faculty research projects, and expand pathway programs for HBCU students. These programs, planned in collaboration with HBCU partner institutions, commit to increasing representation and amplifying the significant contributions of HBCUs in shaping the academic landscape.
Claflin, Fisk, Hampton, Jackson St, Morehouse, Morgan St., NCAT, PVAM, and Tuskegee.

Trump DEI attacks may impact research mission, lead to messaging “tweaks,” admin says

As President Donald Trump attacks diversity, equity and inclusion programs, University administrators say Yale is reevaluating programs to ensure legality.

yaledailynews.com

01/31/25

Gary Désir, chair of the ASCEND Committee — a Yale initiative that facilitates collaborations with faculty at HBCUs — initially accepted an interview request from the News on Monday, then canceled the meeting. After multiple requests to comment, Désir referred the News to a statement from ASCEND Committee Co-Chair Lakia Scott that discussed accomplishments from the past year without addressing Trump’s executive orders, on behalf of both ASCEND and Belonging at Yale. The Office of Institutional Equity and Accessibility also did not respond to a request to comment.