If this was the 30's or 1954 or some shyt, I'd prolly be prone to agree...HBCUs certainly played an integral part in our history when paths and opportunities to higher education were more explicitly exclusionary....today I think they serve their purpose too and I don't want to belittle the tradition and legacy of those schools...but in the big scheme of things I think the community would be better served by increasing black enrollment in the best universities regardless of race...and USC isn't really a "white" university per se....the fact of the matter is that HBCUs are remnants of an era that birthed the Negro Leagues, institutions birthed out of necessity in a time of "separate but equal"...I have no problem with Dre giving the money to USC, with the caveat that a portion of it go towards establishing a top shelf scholarship/recruitment program for black students...to increase diversity and give underrepresented students from the same background as Dre access to that education...and if they develop a graduate program too, have a scholarship that targets undergrads from HBCUs as well