We must help foster safety in HBCU communities. Today's resolution is a way that Congress can commit to fighting against hatred and racism and stand with HBCUs.
Troy Carter: “We must help foster safety in HBCU communities. Today's resolution is a way that Congress can commit to fighting against…”
On the recordMarch 8, 2022
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