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This Week:
Cornbread & Caviar Episode 17 -
MLK vs Malcolm X: Do we need cultural separation in America, or naw?!
Join, Ramón, and the Cornbread & Caviar team, Maria Renée and James Brandon, with special guests, Zo and Dre as they discuss the necessity, or lack thereof, for cultural separation in America for African Americans. Also in this episode, catch Zo and Dre as they give amazing insight to Historically Black and Predominately White academic institutions and their respective journeys through each.
Want to join the conversation? Hit us up at [email protected], and follow us at @EatCornbreadandCaviar on Instagram!
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Cornbread & Caviar is an educational and collaborative space, designed to stimulate and entertain listeners using a range of topics to provoke thought, bring about unity, cultivate tolerance and collaboration, and catalyze change.
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This Week:
Cornbread & Caviar Episode 17 -
MLK vs Malcolm X: Do we need cultural separation in America, or naw?!
Join, Ramón, and the Cornbread & Caviar team, Maria Renée and James Brandon, with special guests, Zo and Dre as they discuss the necessity, or lack thereof, for cultural separation in America for African Americans. Also in this episode, catch Zo and Dre as they give amazing insight to Historically Black and Predominately White academic institutions and their respective journeys through each.
Want to join the conversation? Hit us up at [email protected], and follow us at @EatCornbreadandCaviar on Instagram!
Like, Share, and Subscribe! It only costs a few seconds of your time.
Cornbread & Caviar is an educational and collaborative space, designed to stimulate and entertain listeners using a range of topics to provoke thought, bring about unity, cultivate tolerance and collaboration, and catalyze change.