11 HBCU Graduates Who Changed The World

From Toni Morrison to Langston Hughes.

Ed Bradley

The television correspondent attended Cheyney State College in Pennsylvania. Bradley became the first Black journalist to cover the White House and went on to win 19 Emmy Awards as a correspondent for 60 Minutes before his death in 2006.

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Word To Beychella: 11 HBCU Graduates Who Changed The World

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