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    By Jonathan Shelley  Four Alabama schools are among 12 historically Black colleges and universities nationwide receiving $1 million each in permanent endowment funding through a new gift from the James and Judith K. Dimon Foundation, the United Negro College Fund announced. Oakwood University in Huntsville, Miles College in Fairfield, Stillman College in Tuscaloosa and Tuskegee University are all set to receive the funding as part of The Dimon Fund to Advance Economic Opportunity. The gift provides permanent endowment capital to the schools as part of a $5 million institutional match within UNCF’s pooled endowment fund. UNCF says the Alabama schools and

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