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The 10 pages that link to Historically Black Colleges and Universities, each with the reason it gives.

• Land-grant universityRelated: Several 1890 land-grant universities are HBCUs, founded within a segregated system.

• Liberal arts collegeRelated: Many HBCUs have sustained broad undergraduate education while expanding access amid racial exclusion.

• Howard UniversityNarrower topic: Howard is one of the country's most prominent HBCUs and a major research university.

• Morrill Land-Grant ActsRelated: The 1890 act helped support several institutions that became HBCUs.

• Talented TenthRelated: These institutions have educated generations of Black professionals and leaders.

• Mary McLeod BethuneNarrower topic: Bethune-Cookman’s growth reflects the educational legacy of institutions built to counter racial exclusion.

• Carter G. WoodsonRelated: Woodson taught at Howard University, a major institution in Black intellectual life.

• African-American ChristianityRelated: Churches and religious leaders helped establish and sustain many institutions serving Black communities.

• Ibram X. KendiRelated: Kendi studied the history of Black campus activism at these institutions.

• Gladys WestNarrower topic: West’s mathematical training took place at Virginia State, an HBCU.