Every decision has a consequence and trade-off, especially when it involves attending or working at a predominately white institution.

In this week's episode, Noleca and her Woe, Shalewa discuss what it's like to be a guide. They also speak on the gains they get from working with students, but also the trauma of having to compartmentalize racism and micro-aggressions from white colleagues, children, and parents at PWIs.

It's not cute. It's a lot to confront and it makes one wonder . . . is all hope lost? Are compromises inevitable or is there a better way?

What if, instead of squishing ourselves and conforming, Black and other people of color showed up as their full selves at these institutions?

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