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30:52Now PlayingTuskegee University recently updated its dress code policy, restricting items such as bonnets, durags, pajamas, robes, and bedroom slippers in certain campus settings. While some see this as controversial, others argue it reflects a much larger conversation about personal responsibility, self-respect, and how we represent ourselves in public. In this episode, I break down the new policy, why institutions feel the need to create these rules in the first place, and why a community should not have to rely on enforcement to encourage pride, professionalism, and accountability. Join the conversation and let me know whether you believe Tuskegee got it right.
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