I'm an hbcu grad and I can honestly say that in my entire time at Tenn. St. I never met one student that the bolded applied to. I had more than my fair share of issues with TSU while I was there but as unhappy as I was with the administration and as pissed off as I was the bolded never applied to me and I never met anyone that it applied to. I was a mad ass student/alumni and I gravitated towards similar minded people and as pissed as we all were with school administration the bolded never crossed any of our minds. You'll be hard pressed to find a student/alumni who was as pissed as their school as I was. With that being said I honestly have no idea what @BlackRain is talking about.
Or maybe they just old and outdated. Idk, but all of this stuff with the facilities is definitely mismanagement and not an attack on the students just because they're black.Classism and racism are intertwined in the US forever. The upper class is viewed as white Hampton wants their business students to be upper class so no locs cuz white folks fear locs. It’s one thing to want better it’s a whole other thing to take away my culture because it scares folks.
Or maybe they just old and outdated. Idk, but all of this stuff with the facilities is definitely mismanagement and not an attack on the students just because they're black.
I do agree with that. I've had friends from multiple different HBCU's and none of them had anything good to say about the administration. Whether it's financial aid getting screwed up, having to stand in line to register for classes in the internet age, etc., nothing goes as smoothly as it should.It's not an attack on students because they're black but it does unfortunately feed into the narrative that HBCUs mismanage funds more often than they should. And that's something that affects more than just Howard students
I do agree with that. I've had friends from multiple different HBCU's and none of them had anything good to say about the administration. Whether it's financial aid getting screwed up, having to stand in line to register for classes in the internet age, etc., nothing goes as smoothly as it should.
I do agree with that. I've had friends from multiple different HBCU's and none of them had anything good to say about the administration. Whether it's financial aid getting screwed up, having to stand in line to register for classes in the internet age, etc., nothing goes as smoothly as it should.
thread title should be changed
aka i lack the range to think critically about whats being stated so lets change it because I dont understand
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Poor housing conditions don’t equal being anti black in my eyes