Farrah, Sharks, and Whales - His Mama, Her Son

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Our blackity black end to Black History Month. Because black ancestors fought and died for us to vote, does that mean we have to? A Maryland university has a petition to rename to buildings after students discovered they're named after slave owners. And we find out what good life advice Ms. Vicki and Brandon's moms gave them. Plus, Brandon has some words for the author of a recent tweet who suggests having a "boo or bae" will stop you from burping the worm (men) or double clicking the mouse (women). Follow us on Instagram: @hmhspodcast Email your letters and comments to [email protected]

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This episode was published on March 2, 2020.

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Our blackity black end to Black History Month. Because black ancestors fought and died for us to vote, does that mean we have to? A Maryland university has a petition to rename to buildings after students discovered they're named after slave owners....

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