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"I Love My HBCU?"
By Tosin RichardSociety & Culture
"I Love My HBCU?" episodes
- College Students Wanted a Place to Vote. They Were Denied.
Voting is a privilege, not a right? That's what North Carolina A&T student advocate Shia Rozier says an election official told students during their efforts to secure an on-campus polling location.
Shia joins Tosin Richard to discuss the fight for voting accessibility, the practical challenges students face getting to polling locations, and the personal cost of student-led advocacy.
Their conversation also explores disability inclusion, leadership, choosing passion over position, and what it means to make an impact beyond the classroom.
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All opinions expressed by guests do not necessarily reflect the views of "I Love My HBCU?"
Episodes premiere every Saturday at Noon ET.
Watch I Love My HBCU?
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43 min - Can You Love Your College and Still Call It Out?
Can you love your college and still call it out? Howard alumna and R&B artist Saneit joins Tosin Richard to discuss HBCU pride, who gets to criticize, and why familiar student frustrations deserve more than a knowing laugh. Plus, the viral Howard hand debate and passing traditions to the next generation.
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All opinions expressed by guests do not necessarily reflect the views of "I Love My HBCU?"
Episodes premiere every Saturday at Noon ET.
Watch I Love My HBCU?
on YouTube — https://www.youtube.com/@ilovemyhbcyou
Follow I Love My HBCU?
on Instagram — https://instagram.com/ilovemyhbcyou
on LinkedIn — https://linkedin.com/company/i-love-my-hbcu
44 min - Why This HBCU Quarterback Chose to Stay.
Antonio stayed through four head coaches because his teammates mattered to him.
What should a college owe the athletes who make that commitment?
What support would make the biggest difference?
44 min - Her HBCU Coffee Shop Went Viral. Why She’s Still Choosing College.
Would you pause a viral business to finish college?
Metro Espresso founder and North Carolina A&T engineering student Savannah Zachary explains why her degree comes first, what transferring from a predominantly white university changed, and how her HBCU community helped her find the courage to start.
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All opinions expressed by guests do not necessarily reflect the views of "I Love My HBCU?"
Episodes premiere every Saturday at Noon ET.
Watch I Love My HBCU?
on YouTube — https://www.youtube.com/@ilovemyhbcyou
Follow I Love My HBCU?
on Instagram — https://instagram.com/ilovemyhbcyou
on LinkedIn — https://linkedin.com/company/i-love-my-hbcu
45 min - Can HBCUs Welcome Everyone and Still Put Black Students First?
Can HBCUs welcome everyone while keeping Black students at the center?
Fayetteville State softball player and aspiring physician-scientist Xztashya Porter joins the conversation to discuss diversity in HBCU athletics, the cost of pursuing a degree, and why she considered transferring but chose to stay.
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All opinions expressed by guests do not necessarily reflect the views of "I Love My HBCU?"
New episodes premiere every Saturday at Noon ET.
Watch I Love My HBCU?
on YouTube — https://www.youtube.com/@ilovemyhbcyou
Follow I Love My HBCU?
on Instagram — https://instagram.com/ilovemyhbcyou
on LinkedIn — https://linkedin.com/company/i-love-my-hbcu
43 min - Howard Offered Her a Full Ride, She Chose Hampton Instead.
Howard offered her a full scholarship. Hampton offered less. Nicole Holness chose Hampton anyway. The proud Hampton alumna, educator and mother joins Tosin Richard to examine what an HBCU can offer beyond a degree and whether belonging, identity and lifelong community can justify choosing the less financially obvious path.
They also confront when HBCU pride becomes parental pressure and what HBCUs still need to do better for the students coming next.
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All opinions expressed by guests do not necessarily reflect the views of "I Love My HBCU?"
Episodes premiere on Saturdays at Noon ET.
Watch I Love My HBCU?
on YouTube — https://www.youtube.com/@ilovemyhbcyou
Follow I Love My HBCU?
on Instagram — https://instagram.com/ilovemyhbcyou
on LinkedIn — https://linkedin.com/company/i-love-my-hbcu
48 min - Should You Still Choose An HBCU?
HBCUs have real problems.
Jaimi Ingram knows the complaints, and still makes an emphatic case for choosing one.
The Prairie View A&M graduate joins I Love My HBCU? to discuss mentorship, belonging, choosing the right college, changing career direction and why students can criticize their HBCUs without giving up on them.
All opinions expressed by guests do not necessarily reflect the views of "I Love My HBCU?"
Episodes premiere on Saturday at Noon ET.
Watch I Love My HBCU?
on YouTube — https://www.youtube.com/@ilovemyhbcyou
Follow I Love My HBCU?
on Instagram — https://instagram.com/ilovemyhbcyou
on LinkedIn — https://linkedin.com/company/i-love-my-hbcu
51 min - The Career Rules Nobody Teaches You in College.
What if getting the degree is only the beginning? Rust College alumna and Salesforce Vice President Jackie Chambers de Freitas joins I Love My HBCU? to discuss the career rules college rarely teaches—from visibility and workplace navigation to authenticity, personal brand and the underestimated power of small HBCUs.
All opinions expressed by guests do not necessarily reflect the views of "I Love My HBCU?"
New episodes premiere every Saturday at Noon ET.
Watch I Love My HBCU?
on YouTube — https://www.youtube.com/@ilovemyhbcyou
Follow I Love My HBCU?
on Instagram — https://instagram.com/ilovemyhbcyou
on LinkedIn — https://linkedin.com/company/i-love-my-hbcu
54 min - The Hardest Questions HBCUs Are Facing Right Now.
Season 3 gave us more than memorable conversations. It raised difficult questions about HBCUs, college culture, leadership, race, belonging and the gap between institutional promise and student reality. In this season recap, we revisit some of the moments that made us stop, rethink and ask what our colleges are really supposed to be.
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All opinions expressed by guests do not necessarily reflect the views of "I Love My HBCU?"
Watch I Love My HBCU?
on YouTube — https://www.youtube.com/@ilovemyhbcyou
Follow I Love My HBCU?
on Instagram — https://instagram.com/ilovemyhbcyou
on LinkedIn — https://linkedin.com/company/i-love-my-hbcu
26 min - College Students Are More Scared Than They Admit.
What are college students saying privately that rarely makes it onto LinkedIn, Instagram or the university brochure?
Morghan Blair of Morgan State University and Rufaro Rutizirira of Western Carolina University get candid about success, fear, campus culture, athletics, activism, institutional priorities and what students really need from college.
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All opinions expressed by guests do not necessarily reflect the views of "I Love My HBCU?"
New episodes premiere every Saturday at Noon ET.
Watch I Love My HBCU?
on YouTube — https://www.youtube.com/@ilovemyhbcyou
Follow I Love My HBCU?
on Instagram — https://instagram.com/ilovemyhbcyou
on LinkedIn — https://linkedin.com/company/i-love-my-hbcu
1 hr 16 min
About "I Love My HBCU?"
From the publisher's feed
The love for HBCUs is undeniable. HBCU students, alumni (and unaffiliated) are invited to express that love to encourage more practical support of HBCUs; but what’s love without a little…
accountability? Sit back, learn a little, love a lot, and rep your HBCU. Don't forget to subscribe.
***All opinions expressed by guests do not reflect the views of all entities of "I Love My HBCU?"***