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How HBCUs Shape American Politics
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20:02Now PlayingShaniqua McClendon interviews Rep. James Clyburn, Rep. Alma Adams, and Rep. Cori Bush, to hear about how their experiences as students of HBCUs have impacted their careers and shaped their perspectives. Then they discuss whether they think our culture is starting to reward political figures who embrace the diversity of who they are.
Check out Shaniqua’s article, “2020 and the Recognition of HBCU Power” here
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