Johnny Taylor, president of the Thurgood Marshall College Fund[1], spoke with Roland Martin[2] on NewsOne Now[3] about the crisis HBCUs are going through toto find funding and keep their doors open for students.
“The reality is we are sending students home, we’re laying off faculty … so we’re impacting the markets and communities in which these schools exist and thrive or should be thriving,” Taylor said. “So it’s a real issue. How are we dealing with it? They’re buckling down. They’re laying off. They’re getting rid of work study, [and] that helped many of us get through college… It’s impacting the quality of education for institutions that were historically underfunded and are continuing to feel the effects of this.”
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