Today on HBCU campuses black astronauts and four-star generals, the former black commander of the Pacific fleet and the chairman of the board of the world’s largest brokerage visit to say: Come in, the water’s fine. Dream whatever you choose. Computer scientists and black women airline pilots of mega-sized 747′s from, Historically Black Colleges and Universities, go to work every day, well prepared to handle business with the foundation laid by their HBCUs.

One of the most important factors that contributed to the evolution of the Historically Black Colleges and Universities was the financial support that started to be offered by the alumni and African American supporters. Millions of dollars being donated to HBCUs from noted public figures such as Bill Cosby, helped to build a new image for many of the colleges that at one time existed without any real financial backing. The choir at Howard University had a song in its repertoire that was a favorite for many years: Keep On Inching Along. Perhaps that should be the theme of America’s proud Historically Black Colleges and Universities as they enter the twenty-first century riding on a legacy of success against the odds.

Over 100 years later, Historically Black Colleges and Universities still stand. Their character and missions will continue to change and evolve but best believe they will be around for many years to come.

Borrowed from David C. Coleman at HBCUConnect.com

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Thanks for the tip. I was already familiar with Camtasia from the PC environment. I still have “Jing” installed on my Mac. I’ll give the Mac version a look.