$1.5M donated to UT to advance Black student mentorship resources

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Amid the rise in protests and national conversations surrounding racial injustices in summer 2020, Austin resident Martin Taylor had one question at top of mind: How do we take a moment and help make it a movement?Taylor, managing director at Vista Equity Partners in Austin, began looking into programs and endeavors here in Central Texas he could donate to that could help facilitate the next generation's movers and shakers. Landing on the Heman Sweatt Center for Black Males