Should you go to an HBCU?

The video explores the cultural and educational significance of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Black Greek life. It delves into the history of Black education in the U.S., highlighting the role of HBCUs in providing opportunities for Black students. Personal reflections on education choices and the impact of Greek life are shared, emphasizing the community and cultural wealth fostered by these institutions. The video concludes with a call to consider HBCUs for their legacy and future potential.

What challenges did black people face in the United States when seeking higher education after the Civil War?

How did the establishment of HBCUs contribute to the education of black Americans?

What role did the Friedman's Bureau play in the founding of HBCUs?

Discuss the significance of Howard University in the context of HBCUs.

In what ways do HBCUs contribute to the cultural wealth of their communities?

How do HBCUs support the academic and social lives of their students?

What are some common misconceptions about HBCUs?

What is the Divine Nine and what is its mission?

Reflect on the importance of networking and community in the context of HBCUs.

What factors influence a student's decision to attend an HBCU?