Faculdades e Universidades Historicamente Negras (FUHNS)
Motores de Mobilidade na Comunidade Afro-Americana
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Faculdades e Universidades Historicamente Negras (FUHNs) são o que se poderia chamar de “dons que continuam se transmitindo”. Além dos benefícios econômicos óbvios, as FUHNs de fato formaram a maioria dos profissionais afro-americanos. De professores a médicos, juízes e engenheiros, os ex-alunos de FUHNs são conhecidos por não apenas fortalecer as comunidades negras em que vivem, mas também melhorar a vida dos cidadãos com os quais interagem em todo o mundo. Na verdade, as FUHNs forneceram liderança e modelos não apenas para a comunidade afro-americana, mas para os EUA como nação e para o mundo como um todo. Aqui estão alguns exemplos: o líder dos direitos civis, Martin Luther King Jr. formou-se na Faculdade Morehouse em Atlanta, Geórgia. Juiz da Suprema Corte, Thurgood Marshall matriculou-se na Universidade Lincoln na Pensilvânia e na Faculdade de Direito da Universidade Howard em Washington, DC, bem como Kwame Ture, (Stokely Carmichael), graduado pela Universidade Howard e ex-presidente de Gana, Kwame Nkrumah, Universidade Lincoln. A atual vice-presidente dos EUA, Kamala Harris, também é graduada pela Universidade Howard. Estas são apenas algumas personificacões da excelência negra que mudaram a cultura e o mundo, que ajudaram a estabelecer as bases para continuarmos carregando a tocha hoje. As FUHNs continuam a ser foco de grandes realizações, criatividade, cultura e liderança negras. Eles continuam sendo uma parte integrante e importante da paisagem americana.
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