Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) make the world a better place. The HBCU experience proved to be life-changing for Travis Jackson. The Charlotte native found his footing after attending North Carolina A&T State University. FOX 46 Charlotte WJZY reports Jackson wore various hats serving as class president, Vice President of External Affairs, and student leader. Outside of his responsibilities, the public relations student became interested in organizing events and networking. “I think going here helped him to really get to know himself and to accept who he was,” Travis Jackson’s advisor Wyndon Knight said, according to FOX 46. “I think that’s what helped him to bloom.” After Travis Jackson completed his studies at the HBCU, he ventured back to his hometown. The spirit of the North Carolina A&T State University never left the heart of Travis Jackson so he conjured a grand idea to spotlight the importance of HBCUs. “I’ve seen that there was a need for people to...