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Speaker Jones shares her thoughts on the Maryland HBCU lawsuit, the timing of legislative support for its settlement, and her plans to author a bill that will help to mandate support for the state's four historically black institutions.
We talk with North Carolina A&T State University alumnus Howard Conyers, who brings knowledge and entertainment to the masses as a NASA rocket scientist, barbecue pit master, and host of PBS' digital series, 'Nourish.'
Author Wilma Jones discusses her latest book 'My Halls Hill Family,' and the value of HBCUs in the evolution of one black community in Northern Virginia. Purchase the book at HallsHill.com
We dedicate a full episode to a conversation about the 'Surviving R. Kelly' documentary, and the takeaways, specifically those that black men can bring to improving safety and respect for women on HBCU campuses.
We talk with Bennett College President Phyllis Worthy Dawkins and Bennett National Alumnae Association President Gwendolyn Mackel Rice about the school's fundraising efforts, how it arrived at a point of concern, and what lies ahead for the institution. Donate to Bennett at bennett.edu/donate
The Dean of the Howard University College of Medicine talks about the ongoing hospital development proposal in the city and negative impacts it could create without partnership from HU.
We talk with Virginia State University President Makola Abdullah, his wife and Virginia Union University Center for STEM Diversity Director Ahkinyala Abdullah, and their daughter and soon-to-be Virginia State University Summa Cum Laude graduate Sefiyetu Abdullah about legacy, pressure and expectation in a household led by HBCU leaders.
We talk with the former Director of the Human Jukebox about his legacy with the band, campus politics and his plans for the future.
We talk with Dr. Harvey about his reflections on the 41st president and Bush's ties to HBCUs.
We discuss last week's social media smoke with journalist Roland Martin, and the future of HBCU media relations. Special Guests - Howard University Philosophy Asst. Professor Dr. Yolonda Wilson and Howard University Political Science Asst. Professor Dr. Keneshia Grant.
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A podcast highlighting the top HBCU stakeholder voices and perspectives.