From Tuskegee University’s proud past comes a greatness that — more than 138 years later — still permeates the hallowed grounds of the historic campus. It is where founder Booker T. Washington maintained that students must learn a trade and not just a degree, and that educating the heart was as important as training the head and the hands. It is where George Washington Carver revolutionized agricultural research and outreach. And, where the Tuskegee Airmen soared into history during World War II
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