On the recordOctober 5, 2021
As is often the case, more money is not the answer and does not address the underlying problems facing HBCUs.
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congress.govAs is often the case, more money is not the answer and does not address the underlying problems facing HBCUs.
Murphy argues that increased funding alone won't solve HBCUs' issues.
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