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The students tell their stories in more of a narrative format in part 2 of their experiences in "tha hood." They explore their lived experiences of survival, their opinions on the hood vs. the suburbs, syrup and sugar sandwiches, and more! They also offer solutions to the problematic aspects of the hood and why hood living is actually safe! Listen. Share. Engage.

The Juniors and Seniors of Comm101 at Martin Luther King High dig into what the "hood" is, what's it's like growing up in "the hood", the good, the bad, the character, the fun, the violence, the loss of friends, the gentrification, the patches of grass and more! Listen. Share. Engage. Stay tuned for the publishing of part 2!

Shane and Jazmyn, proud Black youth, share their original poetry! This is their tribute and contribution in celebration of the Black poets who were and are now! Some of the language may not be suitable for young audiences. #BlackHistoryMonth

⚠️WARNING⚠️ - Graphic thematic language - May not be suitable for some audiences. The juniors and seniors of Comm101 unpack their thoughts and feelings about the word nigga. They explore its origin, who has license to use the word, and whether there's a difference between Black people and niggas in the hood playbook!

So, what exactly is simping? Welp, as you'll hear, that depends on who you ask! The juniors and seniors of Martin Luther King High keep it a bean in this episode! They keep it real and raw in their definitions of simping and the problems (or not) with it!

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The question is, does where you come from affect how you act when you make it in life? Listen as the students of Comm101 talk moves, money, and making it! Also, what is "ghetto"? Can ghetto be good?🤔

The juniors and seniors of Comm101 explore social media versus reality! What is "flexin"? Do people have a right to be upset at what others post? Listen. Share. Engage. @comm101_ or @Flemming105 on Twitter

Just in time for Thanksgiving, the juniors and seniors of Comm101 talk Thanksgiving foods, foods from other cultures, sugar in grits and more! How about mac and cheese with baked beans? Hmmm....