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The Wall Street Journal recently ran an article entitled  ‘Becoming Thurgood: America’s Social Architect’ Review: PBS’s Portrait of a Legal Giant. 


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Intro image of Becoming Thurgood director,  Alexis Aggrey for WABE FM Interview

BECOMING THURGOOD: AMERICA’S SOCIAL ARCHITECT, director Director Aexis Aggrey speaks with WABE FM, A Closer Look with Rose Scott

Becoming Thurgood: America’s Social Architect, a new one-hour documentary, explores the life and legacy of Thurgood Marshall, the visionary lawyer and civil rights leader who became the first Black justice on the U.S. Supreme Court. 

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| Editorial Team | Sports News
| Editorial Team | Sports News

The Commissioners of the four National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) conferences comprised of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) announced today the creation of the HBC4Us Association, a landmark alliance .

| Editorial Team | Sports News

Creators of "The Hidden Sport" Eric White, Loren Sullivan, Ashley Lovelace, Sydney Cuillier, Verbon Muhammad, stepped into the limelight as they received the 2025 HBCU Sports Emmy in New York City.

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Travis Mitchell, MPT’s Senior Vice President and Chief Content Officer and the creator of HBCU Week, spoke to LOCAL, USA host Tina McDuffie about creating HBCU WEEK @ MPT

| Editorial Team | Leadership

After electricity was harnessed or the printing press was industrialized, what if they were restricted only to certain groups, classes, nationalities, or races of people?


Dave Walters, Jr. report for week 9, Dave  highlights the top five trending stories from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), showcasing a range of achievements and cultural moments. 

From the sound of marching bands filling the air to the electric energy on the yard, Homecoming at Historically Black Colleges and Universities is more than tradition. It’s ...

A proud graduate of the iconic HBCU that shaped leaders like MLK Jr., Lee honed his voice and vision on the Atlanta campus which served as inspiration for many of his films. 

A first-generation college graduate and lifelong football fan, she even shows off her touchdown dance in the trailer—talk about bringing HBCU pride to reality TV!