About Us

HBCU Kings and Queens embody leadership, legacy, and pride, standing as powerful symbols of Black excellence and unity on college campuses."

HBCU Royalty is more than a crown or a title—it's a legacy of excellence, resilience, and cultural pride. At Historically Black Colleges and Universities, the tradition of crowning Kings and Queens represents the embodiment of leadership, grace, and empowerment. These royal figures are symbols of what it means to rise above adversity and stand tall in the fullness of HBCU identity. They carry the hopes of generations past, while igniting the possibilities of generations to come. In their crowns lie the brilliance of our ancestors and the bright future of our community. HBCU Royalty is not just about celebration—it is about honoring the deep roots of Black excellence, fostering pride in Black heritage, and paving the way for future leaders who will continue to uplift and inspire. They remind us that we are descendants of Kings and Queens, destined to reign with purpose and dignity.

This statement emphasizes the cultural and symbolic significance of Kings and Queens at HBCUs, grounding their importance in the rich legacy of Black excellence and leadership.

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The Mister and Miss HBCU Competition, Inc., was establishing in January 2024, and is incorporated in the state of North Carolina