The Midnight Drop

In today's episode, we are gonna talk about the age-old debate between HBCU's vs. PWI's. What makes this a heated debate? Should we still talk about this debate at all or just call it a day? Why does this even matter?

I want to thank all the people who supported their input in today's episode right below. Without you guys, this episode wouldn't be possible. 

Here's also my list of sources so that you can check out information pertaining to the episode. There are also some other resources that I think you guys, my audience, would be interested in reading to help show both perspectives and my argument. Be sure to share the wealth.

o https://www2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ocr/docs/hq9511.html o https://nces.ed.gov/fastfacts/display.asp?id=667#:~:text=In%202018%2C%20there%20were%20101,p rivate%20nonprofit%20institutions%20(source) 

o https://www.harvardmagazine.com/2018/10/harvard-financial-reportsurplus#:~:text=Highlights%20of%20the%20University's%20fiscal,revenue%20(see%20discussion%20b below). 

o https://www.theodysseyonline.com/hbcu-pwi-different-perspective o https://www.teenvogue.com/story/hbcus-and-pwis-does-not-define-blackness 

o https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2015/10/28/survey-finds-big-differences-between-blackhbcu-graduates-those-who-attended-other 

o https://hbculifestyle.com/hbcu-vspwidebate/#:~:text=HBCUs%20are%20clearly%20producing%20more,resources%20than%20their%20 PWI%20counterparts.&text=In%20fact%20African%20American%20students,graduates%20from%20o ther%20institutional%20types. 

o https://studybreaks.com/college/hbcu-vs-pwi-debate/

 o https://scholarworks.gvsu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1047&context=csal o http://udreview.com/should-black-athletes-go-to-hbcus/ 

o https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2019/10/black-athletes-should-leave-whitecolleges/596629/ 

o https://www.usatoday.com/story/college/2014/06/01/viewpoint-hbcu-vs-pwi-debate-misses-thereal-point-of-higher-education/37391543/ 

o https://muse.jhu.edu/article/497042 https://www.jbhe.com/2020/04/race-is-the-most-frequent-motivation-for-hate-crimes-on-collegecampuses/” 

https://www.jbhe.com/incidents/ https://www.jbhe.com/2020/04/racists-zoombomb-black-student-group-at-the-university-of-southcarolina/ 

https://hbcudigest.com/hbcu-students-are-getting-fed-up-with-housing-issues-its-time-to-give-themthe-truth-about-why-they-cant-be-fixed/ 

http://sk.sagepub.com/reference/africanamericaneducation/n193.xml

Today's episode I ask the question when does a certain situation become too much to handle? When is it time to move on? When is it time to become yourself, take the loss, and try other avenues.

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In today's episode lets reminisce on those relationships we've made with others. Let us understand the difference between infatuation and love. Lets importantly paint a picture and describe how love can feel like.

Getting through the week is a common thing we always go through in life. The best way to finish it off is always reflecting on the adventures it followed with. So join me on this wonderful midnight afternoon as I reflect on the good and the bad, the common and uncommon, and more on the Midnight Drop!

Tonights Topics revolve around the following:

-Black Lives Matter Protests 

-Drew Brees Comments 

-Dude, You Need a Job Part 3 

-Looking Towards The Future 

-Young Athletes Going to HBCUs'

In this special episode of T.M.I we start to reflect on the events that are happening across the country and dive deep into the history of these protests. I give my perspective and spread the word on why this is necessary for change and ending the cycle of violence.

Today's episode is all about making mistakes, dealing with frustration, and making peace with all of it. We always deal with making mistakes in our life and also making the frustration bigger than what it is. The hardest part of all of this, however, is making peace with our mistakes. 

Today's episode is also dedicated to DJNoTag and his incredible talents as a DJ and producer. All music played in today's episode is all credited to DJNoTag. Contact him for all inquires and praise!!

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Getting through the week is a common thing we always go through in life. The best way to finish it off is always reflecting on the adventures it followed with. So join me on this wonderful midnight afternoon as I reflect on the good and the bad, the common and uncommon, and more on the Midnight Drop!

Tonights Topics revolve around the following:

-From Power Outage to Mansion Vacation

-College Students Getting Screwed Over

-FedEx Driver Mayhem

-Nostalgia is the Key 

-Own Take for T.M.I Latest Episode 

In this episode, I discuss the problems with the trials and tribulations of developing bonds with people. Is it bad to have a wider group or even a smaller group of friends and loved ones around you? Is it bad to have too many relationships in your past? How do we really go about getting through healthy relationships? 

Getting through the week is a common thing we always go through in life. The best way to finish it off is always reflecting on the adventures it followed with. So join me on this wonderful midnight afternoon as I reflect on the good and the bad, the common and uncommon, and more on the Midnight Drop!

In this episode, I expand the idea of self-reflecting oneself to get a better idea of understanding who you are. I talk about how you can mess it up without doing it, the improvements made from it, and drive home perspectives in terms of career and life in general

Intro song credited to:

Jazz   Lounge/Rela