“The partnership provides a huge opportunity to use our voices to support the efforts of the nation’s 107 HBCUs to build awareness and attract talent,” said seven-time NBA All-Star Tracy McGrady. He added: “HBCUs are a cornerstone of our community, having graduated some of the most notable African Americans across the spectrum, including medicine, technology, the arts, sports, and beyond. With more African Americans entering college today than ever before, it is imperative that we do all we can to support HBCUs as they continue to provide a high-quality education.” 2Chainz, who also was a great athlete playing basketball at Alabama State, “deeply cares about the HBCU community,” says David Leeks, co-owner of 2Chainz management company, Street Execs. The tour is scheduled to start during the month of September. Head over to Black Enterprise to read more.
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