According to a study by You.gov, only 34 % of Black Americans have passports. The Howard University Cathy Hughes School of Communications is making moves to change that statistic. The School held a passport party, covering the costs for its students, and opening doors for opportunities far beyond the classroom. NewsVision reporter Amyah Wright was there.
Bison Bound for the World: Inside Howard University’s Free Passport Party
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