Triple

Target class: historically Black educational institution
Context triple: [Cookman Institute, instanceOf, historically Black educational institution]

• A. historically Black college or university chosen
  A historically Black college or university (HBCU) is an institution of higher education in the United States established before 1964 with the principal mission of educating Black Americans, often emphasizing cultural heritage, community uplift, and academic excellence.
• B. historically Black high school
  A historically Black high school is a secondary educational institution that was established primarily to serve African American students, often during or before the era of legally mandated racial segregation, and continues to be recognized for its historical and cultural significance in Black communities.
• C. historically African American fraternity
  A historically African American fraternity is a collegiate and alumni brotherhood founded primarily to support, empower, and advance Black men through scholarship, leadership, service, and cultural uplift, while preserving African American heritage and community.
• D. African-American cultural landmark
  An African-American cultural landmark is a place, structure, or site of historical, artistic, or social significance that embodies and preserves the experiences, achievements, and heritage of African Americans.
• E. African American church
  An African American church is a Christian congregation and institution rooted in the religious, cultural, and social life of African American communities, historically serving as a center for worship, community support, and civil rights activism.
• F. None of above.