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EPISODE · Feb 11, 2021 · 30 MIN

HBCU Culture: Why We Went to Historically Black Colleges and Universities

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Subscribe Now on YouTube!   Unscripted Her celebrates Black History by celebrating an American cultural icon - HBCUs. Unscripted Her breaks down HBCU history and culture, and the importance of attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities.   As graduates from Howard University, Hampton University and Lincoln University, we share, from a multigenerational perspective, stories of how HBCUs prepared us to be black women in the legal, business, and STEM careers and academic settings. Corporate and new ventures attorney Donnellda discusses her shared legacy with Justice Thurgood Marshall - they both graduated from Lincoln University and graduated first in their class from Howard Law School. Attorney Lynda and business expert Ellen discuss how their HBCU experiences gave them the confidence to be the “only” in the room.  Join us for this break down on HBCUs. Let's stay connected: UnscriptedHer.com YouTube Instagram Facebook Twitter

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