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Case Study
March 31, 2026 PDT

How an HBCU in the Midwest Serves Students with Learning Disabilities and Creates a Sense of Belonging

Diana M. Redden, Ed.D.†, Angela Hambrick, Ed.D.†,
Historically Black Colleges University (HBCUs)Astin’s (I-E-O) modellearning disabilities/differencesaccessequity in educationintersectionalityaccommodationssense of belonging
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Redden, Diana M., and Angela Hambrick. 2026. “How an HBCU in the Midwest Serves Students with Learning Disabilities  and Creates a Sense of Belonging.” Race and Pedagogy Journal 7 (1).

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