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We discuss Orze's recent piece on famous HBCU alumni and where their children attend college, the CIAA looking for a new host city, and Trump deferring capital financing loans for eight HBCUs.
DuBois' April 1960 speech at Johnson C. Smith University all but predicted the future collapse of HBCUs, largely connected to a dwindling fascination among African Americans in maintaining an exclusive cultural identity.
Southern University alumnus Russell Ledet shares his journey from first-generation college student (possibly with a photographic memory) to multiple doctoral degrees in STEM disciplines.
We talk about the Historical Basketball League and its implications for HBCU sports, and the curious case of Ishmale Powell. HBCUGameday.com Founder Steven Gaither is our special guest.
Hampton alum and Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Geriatric Physician Thomas Cudjoe shares his journey to a career in advocacy for the elderly.
We recap the 2018 HBCU Awards and discuss the crisis at Bethune-Cookman.
We provide our picks for the 2018 HBCU Awards, and discuss what makes each finalist exemplary.
We discuss student angst at Fisk, police controversy at Prairie View A&M and HBCU economic impact.
We talk about the cultural and economic connections between the black church and the black college, and offer alumni views of HBCU construction strategy.
We discuss how people make comparisons between ivy league and historically black colleges, and if Knoxville College and other struggling HBCUs are worth saving.
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A podcast highlighting the top HBCU stakeholder voices and perspectives.