Black Education and Involvment of others

  • Institute for Colored Youth

    Institute for Colored Youth
  • Ashmun Institute (H.E.)

    Ashmun Institute (H.E.)
    Ashmun Institute founded by John Miller Dickey was first to be owned and facilitated by African-Americans.
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  • Howard University's

    Howard University's
    Howard University became America's pioneering black law school.
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  • Spelman College

    Spelman College
    The pioneering college for black women in America started with Spelman College.
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  • William Leo Hansberry

    William Leo Hansberry
    William was the first African-American teachers to educate at an American University.
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  • Fredrick Douglas Patterson

    Fredrick Douglas Patterson
    Fredrick Douglas revolutionary leader established a United Negro College Fund to support black colleges and students.
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  • Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kans

    Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kans
    Brown v. board of education proves how segregated public schools are unruly and unconstitutional.
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  • 4-YR College

    San Fransiceo State Universitiy becomes the first four-year college to establish a black studies department.
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  • The Ford Foundation

    1 million dollars was granted to several credible colleges such as Morgan State, Yale, and Howard University to facilitate African American studies.
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  • African-American Enrollment %

    The percentage of all 18- to 24-year-old African Americans enrolled in higher education increases to 32.6% from 21.2% in 1988.
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