Nkwoleji ma̱ng Ngyunuvasi̱ti A̱dyundyung Á̱niet di̱ Ntsa

Nkhyang Nkwoleji ma̱ng Ngyunuvasi̱ti A̱dyundyung Á̱niet di̱ Ntsa (HBCUs) yet si̱sa si̱ a̱gba̱ndang fanga̱pyia̱ mi̱ a̱keang tung swanta A̱merika ma̱nang á̱ ku nok a̱zanson Ta̱m a̱ka̱wat a̱khwot a̱khwop a̱saibung si̱ 1964 ma̱ng byia̱ a̱guguut ba nyia̱ khwo a̱niet A̱fi̱rika A̱merika mman fang.20 U.S. Code sec.1061,  https://USCode.house.gov  For a compact overview of HBCU history, see Walter R. Allen, Joseph O. Jewell, Kimberly A. Griffin, & De'Sha S. Wolf, Nkhyang Nkwoleji ma̱ng Ngyunuvasi̱ti A̱dyudyung A̱niet di̱ Ntsa: Dyep kyang hu kan swak a̱ni, ca̱t si̱ ku shyia̱ di̱ yong a̱ni, Laai a̱zanson chobai ka, 76 Journal of Negro Education, pp. 263–280 (2007). A̱lyiak shyia̱ mi̱ a̱ A̱tak A̱merika a̱wat á̱ ku ta̱taat nna di̱n jen nang Á̱ ku nshyiak a̱ka̱nok nfai ma̱ jen swaak ndyia̱(1865–1877) nkhwi ma̱ Zwang a̱khwot a̱khwop A̱saibung A̱keangtung swanta A̱merika.Anderson, J.D. (1988). The Education of Blacks in the South, 1860–1935. University of North Carolina Press. A̱cucuk a̱jat mba wu wa yet ba kpaat a̱safang da̱nian A̱fi̱rika A̱marika mi̱ jen swak a̱ja nang khwoleji a̱gyang ma̱ng Ngyunuvasi̱ti mi̱ a̱keangtung swanta A̱merika nfi̱n A̱dyundyung mman fang ba tyia̱ lilyoot mba ha wu.

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