Roland Martin
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Barber-Scotia College, Down To 4 Students, Losing Part Of Tax-Exempt Status. Can The HBCU Be Saved?
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32:33Now PlayingOne of North Carolina's Historically Black colleges has been struggling to regain accreditation for years.
Barber-Scotia College has been under a microscope since it lost its accreditation in 2004.
The school has lost its tax-exemption status and is battling with Concord City Council on what to do with campus buildings in disrepair.
On Friday, Roland spoke with Dr. Tracey H. Flemmings, Barber-Scotia College's Interim President and Roberta Huger Pinckney, Barber-Scotia College Board of Trustees Chair, is in South Carolina about the dire situation.
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