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Civil rights attorney donates to first-ever HBCU hockey program

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Tennessee State University (TSU) made history by establishing the first-ever NCAA Division I men’s hockey program at an HBCU. In a significant show of support, renowned civil rights attorney Ben Crump has donated $10,000 to assist the team’s fundraising efforts. ? View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ben Crump (@attorneycrump) TSU announced plans for the hockey program in June 2023 to promote diversity and inclusion within the sport. Th…

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Civil rights attorney donates to first-ever HBCU hockey program

Tennessee State University (TSU) made history by establishing the first-ever NCAA Division I men’s hockey program at an HBCU. In a significant show of support, renowned civil rights attorney Ben Crump has donated $10,000 to assist the team’s fundraising efforts. ? View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ben Crump (@attorneycrump) TSU announced plans for the hockey program in June 2023 to promote diversity and inclusion within the sport. Th…

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