一个播客揭露了数十亿的未支付国家资金 欠给南方的HBCUs, 暴露了数十年的资金不足和种族不平等。 A podcast exposes billions in unpaid state funds owed to Southern HBCUs, revealing decades of underfunding and racial inequity.

纳什维尔公共电台(Nashville Public Public Public Radio)报导新播客「债务*」(The Debt *), 调查美国南部历史悠久的黑人公立学院和大学(HBCUs)的数十亿未支付国家资金的未决问题。 A new podcast, *The Debt*, by Nashville Public Radio, investigates the unresolved issue of billions in unpaid state funding owed to public historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) across the American South. 该系列由Emily Siner和Camellia Burris主办,审查数十年的系统性资金不足、在计算还款方面的法律挑战、以及重债银行和代言人为确保公平的财政支助而持续作出的努力。 Hosted by Emily Siner and Camellia Burris, the series examines decades of systemic underfunding, legal challenges in calculating repayment, and ongoing efforts by HBCUs and advocates to secure fair financial support. 报告强调了教育资金中种族不平等的持久影响,并强调了关于公共机构中赔偿性正义和问责的更广泛的全国性对话。 It highlights the lasting impact of racial inequities in education funding and underscores the broader national conversation about reparative justice and accountability in public institutions.