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            "text": "of diversity, offering larger financial aid\npackages and slicker facilities while\natoning for their role in racist systems. In\nthis time of precarity, some HBCUs are\ngetting crafty to stay afloat, using a grab\nbag of transformative shifts to boost"
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            "text": "Some schools have turned to crowdfunding. Bennett College, an all-women's HBCU in North Carolina, was on the brink of closing in December after losing accreditation because of its financial instability. So the college began a #StandWithBennett campaign. It raised $8.2 million by February and regained accreditation, for now. But crowdfunding campaigns are a Band-Aid for wounds that needs surgery."
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            "text": "In 2017, after almost shuttering, Paul Quinn College in Texas, led by its president Michael Sorrell, turned the campus football field into a farm and the school into a work college, the first HBCU of that kind. Work colleges require residential students to do graded work — think helping to build a new dorm or answering phones in the admissions office — to offset the cost of tuition. It has worked so well for Paul Quinn that the school is looking to open a second site."
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