Newswire : Biden Administration focuses money on HBCUs after bomb threats

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Newswire : Biden Administration focuses money on HBCUs after bomb threats

By Lauren Victoria Burke, NNPA Newswire Contributor Shifting funds from the Department of Education to assist Historically Black Colleges and Universities experiencing sporadic bomb threats, several top officials in the Biden Administration spoke out. Over the last two months repeated bomb threats have been made against several HBCUS including Morgan State, and Howard University.On March […]

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