Hosted by Tosin Richard · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 143 episodes
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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?"***
Tosin Richard hosts "I Love My HBCU?", a society show with 143 episodes published.
She loved her HBCU. She made lifelong friends. She would recommend the experience to others. So why did she leave? Felicia Worthy explains why the most loyal decision isn't always staying... and why knowing yourself can
Bowie State Hall of Famer. Athletic Director. Advocate. Ayanna Tweedy doesn't argue against student-athletes earning income. She argues something more uncomfortable. College sports lost important guardrails along the way
What if the best college experience isn't freedom... but accountability? Hampton sophomore, political science major, and civic engagement leader Kevin Jones, explains why Hampton's culture creates lifelong loyalty, why m
Most people think they know what an HBCU student looks like. Maveah Griffith thought she knew too. Raised in an immigrant household, with interests that didn't fit stereotypes, she worried she wouldn't belong at an HBCU
A generation raised inside social media is being asked to ignore social media. That's easier said than done. Every day students are comparing grades, internships, followers, relationships, opportunities, and success stor
JP was heading to Florida A & M University. Mind made up! But a scholarship offer came from Lincoln University of Pennsylvania, and his mom made the decision for him that he was NOT Florida bound. He reluctantly accepted
An Asian American student at Howard University just said what most people are too afraid to admit about HBCUs. “Everything here is competition.” From faith and fame to anti-ICE protests, representation, medicine, sports,
Dawn Jones was supposed to work in fashion. Then 2016 changed everything. Now she’s one of the most respected young organizers breaking down politics for everyday people. From voter suppression to celebrity influence, st
Young people are verbally and non-verbally told to wait their turn. We created a space that gave them permission and audacity to ignore those cautions. What resulted was transformational. Our first live recording reveals
"They didn’t just elect him once… they chose him again.” “Young people aren’t disengaged. They’re being ignored.” “If I’m not ready now… when will I ever be?” Jeremiah Woods doesn't want young people to only have safe, q
We want better leaders. That’s what we say, but we keep voting for the same type of people. At 20 years old, D’Jaydyn Readus, proudly of Jackson State University is calling out the entire system. Student government? Brok
Our resident guest Chinedu Nwokeafor breaks down why racism in America isn’t new. It’s persistent, evolving, and often ignored. From performative Black History Month moments to the deeper reality of erasure, accountabili
We keep saying HBCUs need more money. But what if that’s not the real problem? Dr. Joseph L. Jones says it’s deeper. Leadership. Accountability. Truth. From social justice movements to the inside politics of HBCUs… nothi
Ashira Ramani didn’t grow up dreaming of an HBCU. In fact, after being bullied, she almost avoided them completely. But one visit to Spelman College changed everything. In this episode that journeys through rejection by
What if the biggest threat to HBCUs… is the truth we avoid? Dr. Crystal DeGregory doesn’t hold back. In one of the most honest conversations on I Love My HBCU?, she challenges everything. From students choosing the wrong
When Blanca Cobb asked AI to generate a hairstyle for a Black woman, it didn’t give her braids, it didn’t give her twists, it didn’t even try. It put a pineapple on her head. That moment was funny at first, but the more
In a world where many people feel increasingly disconnected, what can we learn from the culture that still thrives at HBCUs? Ayanna Dennis reflects on growing up in a small town and the powerful sense of belonging she fo
On August 9, 2014, Derrick Louis watched history unfold on his phone. And that moment changed his life. He transferred to an HBCU he never toured. Started an NAACP chapter in two days. Marched students to the polls. This
She left the country and everything shifted. Not a vacation. Not a study tour. Real life abroad. Emma J breaks down what Black looks like outside America. Why Americans get side-eyed overseas. Why fear keeps too many HBC
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