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Black History Month at Carolina: The pioneers who broke down barriers in Chapel Hill


Throughout Carolina's history, there have been several pioneers who have broken down barriers for the generations of students to follow. Their courageous examples moved UNC closer to the ideal of the University of the people. As UNC celebrates Black History Month, learn more about Tar Heels who paved the way for a more inclusive university. (UNC.edu)

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Black History Month at Carolina: The pioneers who broke down barriers in Chapel Hill


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