Bringing Lincoln University to Philadelphia for HBCU football was ‘personal’ for Mayor Parker

Parker, a 1994 graduate of Lincoln, said the university played a significant role in shaping her success. Friday night was about celebrating the long history of HBCUs: “It’s only going to get bigger.”
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