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EPISODE · Feb 14, 2015 · 19 MIN

Imani Jackson on #TheHBCUNationRadioshow

from The HBCU Nation Radio Show · host TheHBCUNation

Imani J. Jackson discusses her piece with our Host, Anthony Ray, entitled, "Connecting HBCUs with Cuba Makes Sense for Dollars, the Diaspora and Dissent". "Imani J. Jackson is a third year law student at FAMU College of Law in Orlando, Florida, where she works as a research assistant and intern with the College of Law’s Housing Clinic. While earning her bachelor’s degree, cum laude, from Grambling State University, Imani was was editor-in-chief of The Gramblinite, the university newspaper. Having recently completed a winter intercession study abroad at Cayman Islands Law School, Imani, whose name means faith in Swahili and Arabic, aspires for global citizenship. " -Imani J. Jackson

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