Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have stood as pillars of excellence for more than 180 years and continue to serve as havens for Black students in pursuit of higher education. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: HBCU
All Roads Lead To Africa Starts The Journey With Harlem’s Etu Evans And Others
All Roads Lead To Africa (ARLTA) an organization created to establish business opportunities fostering collaboration between best in class American and African creatives. Continue Reading →
Empowered Former Morehouse Student Offers Scholarships To 10 HBCU Students
24-year-old entrepreneur, investor, and former Morehouse student Bryce Thompson awarded $100,000. Continue Reading →
Creme Of Nature Launches Scholarship Program For HBCU Students
Creme of Nature announced the launch of its multi-tiered “Legacy of Leadership” Scholarship Fund for HBCU students. Continue Reading →
John Hope Bryant And Adrienne Lance Lucas Join HBCU Change For “Keys To Growth”
In celebration of Black History Month, HBCU Change, a philanthropic digital app, has announced its next installment of the “Keys to Growth” speaker series. Continue Reading →
Google Announces ‘Grow With Google’ Career Readiness Initiative For HBCU Students
Google today announced the Grow with Google HBCU Career Readiness Program, a new initiative to help Black students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) Continue Reading →
Meet The New App Goal To Raise $1B For HBCUs In Five Years
In an effort to address the ongoing financial challenges faced by the nation’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU), HBCU Change – a new app that makes charitable giving easy and fun — has announced a mission to raise $1 billion for HBCUs over the next five years. Continue Reading →
The Problem With “The Facts About Madam C.J. Walker And Annie Malone” And The Netflix Series
By Robert Walker
Spoiler Alert / Disclaimer
Let me first start with saying this to any Madam C.J. Walker admirers, and to those who maybe heard of Annie Malone (many have not),
Quality independent publishing doesn't come free. Perhaps it goes without saying — but publishing isn't cheap. At a time when resources and revenue across the country are declining, Harlem World Magazine remains committed to sustaining our mission: creating a more engaged and informed Harlem with every story we cover and every newsletter we send and our work at H.Y.P.E. As a independent magazine, we rely on readers like you to help keep our stories free and our events open to the public. Do you value our independence? Show us with your support. YES, I'LL CONTRIBUTE TODAY! Thank you.