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Top HBCUs for Careers in Entertainment

As the second-oldest HBCU in the state of Maryland (and oldest in Baltimore), Morgan State has long been home to a variety of students who have a passion for arts and entertainment.  Among its alumni and past attendees are Oscar-winner Mo’Nique, Black Enterprise founder Earl G. Graves, Sr., and filmmaker David E. Talbert (First Sunday,Baggage Claim, and the forthcoming Almost Christmas).  The university’s alumni also work at a variety of music companies, including RCA Records, Atlantic Records, and Def Jam.

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