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HIU......Founded by a WHITE MAN!!!!!! Posted on 11-22-2004
NSUDIZZIAC11

Yalll not a real HBCU!!!!!!!!!!! yes its true General Samuel Armstrong!!! founded Hampton Institute and they are ashamed they stuck his statue in the basement of the building that they named after him. As we say in Norfolk "SORRY" that is "SORRY". Be proud of where you got your start. A confederate General.
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replied on 11-22-2004 08:13PM [Reply]
atlprincess wrote:
I'm sure if we came to your campus we would find a lot of stuff thats "sorry"
Not as Sorry as that Dusty arse White Boy Head in yalls basement. well its not really the basement its the first floor but it still looks like a dungeon in there.
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IgnoranceIsBliss from Dallas, TX replied on 11-22-2004 08:17PM [Reply]

What you doing on our campus? You don't like Hampton
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replied on 11-22-2004 08:18PM [Reply]
I know that some HBCUs were founded by whites I just found it funny that HIU is one of them. lol i would have like to hope that people like Booker T would have started some of them, which up untill recently i thought he was the founder of HIU. I know he helped in some way. but who cares. lol
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replied on 11-22-2004 08:21PM [Reply]
Ms. Megan wrote:
What you doing on our campus? You don't like Hampton
I went to to see the WIZ. he didnt have a heart or a courage or he couldnt get me home but he did give me this burned out peanut brain from HIU. lol
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IgnoranceIsBliss from Dallas, TX replied on 11-22-2004 08:23PM [Reply]

^Well back in those days when universities were founded, Blacks didn't have money like that to start colleges. Hell we just became free. So because of the good white folk we are here on our campuses today. He might have been confederate but his confederate **** wanted Blacks to get an education.
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MidWestGentleman from Detroit, MI replied on 11-22-2004 11:18PM [Reply]

Ms. Megan wrote:
^Well back in those days when universities were founded, Blacks didn't have money like that to start colleges. Hell we just became free. So because of the good white folk we are here on our campuses today. He might have been confederate but his confederate **** wanted Blacks to get an education.
cosigns....
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SuperFly replied on 11-22-2004 11:59PM [Reply]
NSUDIZZIAC11 wrote:
I know that some HBCUs were founded by whites I just found it funny that HIU is one of them. lol i would have like to hope that people like Booker T would have started some of them, which up untill recently i thought he was the founder of HIU. I know he helped in some way. but who cares. lol
Fool... Hampton was founded on principles (besides blacks needing education) that Booker T. didn't advocate... :roll:
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atlprincess from College Park, GA replied on 11-23-2004 12:19AM [Reply]

Aggie Highlander wrote:
NSUDIZZIAC11 wrote:
I know that some HBCUs were founded by whites I just found it funny that HIU is one of them. lol i would have like to hope that people like Booker T would have started some of them, which up untill recently i thought he was the founder of HIU. I know he helped in some way. but who cares. lol
Fool... Hampton was founded on principles (besides blacks needing education) that Booker T. didn't advocate... :roll:
THANK YOU!!!! So many people get caught up in the name Booker T. Washington. A lot of people fail to realize that he felt blacks should be more agricultural meaning they should work with tier hands just like they did when they were slaves. I do believe Tuskegee was an agricultural school when he founded it.
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replied on 11-23-2004 09:35AM [Reply]
It isn't a surprise that he is black because this is history. But honestly who cares if he was white, black, chinese, hispanic or whatever. He founded the institue and thanks to him 100 of thousands of people have benjefitted form attending the university. write about something helpful next time.
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SuperFly replied on 11-23-2004 03:50PM [Reply]
atlprincess wrote:
Aggie Highlander wrote:
NSUDIZZIAC11 wrote:
I know that some HBCUs were founded by whites I just found it funny that HIU is one of them. lol i would have like to hope that people like Booker T would have started some of them, which up untill recently i thought he was the founder of HIU. I know he helped in some way. but who cares. lol
Fool... Hampton was founded on principles (besides blacks needing education) that Booker T. didn't advocate... :roll:
THANK YOU!!!! So many people get caught up in the name Booker T. Washington. A lot of people fail to realize that he felt blacks should be more agricultural meaning they should work with tier hands just like they did when they were slaves. I do believe Tuskegee was an agricultural school when he founded it.
Now hold on a mintue, you have to keep in mind that Hampton was also an agricultural and mechanical school. However, its main focus was on a classical education, so that students could do more than just operate machinery or farm implements. This would be your predecessor to the current engineering and technology department. What separates Hampton from the rest of the A&M schools is that these school didn't start bring focus on liberal arts until the beginning of the 20th century, whereas Hampton had that focus the whole time.
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