At many HBCUs, just 1 in 3 students are men. Here’s why that matters. | Naomi Harris and Skylar Stephens

The trend comes even as overall enrollment numbers rise at some HBCUs.

Howard, for example, has gained more than 3,000 students since 2016. But of those additional students just one of every six has been a man. https://t.co/gGvAwkPdII

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