23 episodes
AT&T Rising Future Maker Series The Black Effect Network
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- Society & Culture
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2.9 • 57 Ratings
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AT&T Rising Future Makers Series presented by AT&T Dream in Black is a space for guests to share advice and stories of perseverance, perspective & power. Hosted by Nyla Simone, this 2-minute Series features the next generation of HBCU students shaping the now, the new and the next. For more information on Rising Future Makers visit att.com/dreaminblack.
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AT&T Rising Future Makers #8 (ft. Poppy Johnson)
Nyla Symone interviews Poppy Johnson, a current MBA candidate at Prairie View A&M University, to discuss the importance of an HBCU education and how the Rising Future Maker program is making a difference.
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AT&T Rising Future Makers #7 (ft. Don'Neisha McFadden)
Nyla Symone interviews Don'Neisha McFadden, the 70th Miss Bethune-Cookman University Elect, to discuss the importance of an HBCU education and how the Rising Future Maker program is making a difference.
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AT&T Rising Future Makers #6 (ft. Tiara Simms)
Nyla Symone interviews Tiara Simms, an Electrical Engineering graduate from Norfolk State University, to discuss the importance of an HBCU education and how the Rising Future Maker program is making a differrence.
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AT&T Rising Future Makers #5 (ft. Iyana Beachem)
Nyla Symone interviews Iyana Beachem, a 3rd year student attending Fayetteville State University, to discuss the importance of an HBCU education and how the Rising Future Maker program is shaping her future.
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AT&T Rising Future Makers #4 (ft. Chris Johnson)
Nyla Symone interviews Chris Johnson, a Mass Communications major and student leader at North Carolina Central University, to discuss the importance of an HBCU education and how the Rising Future Maker program is helping shape his future.
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AT&T Rising Future Makers #3 (ft. Zachary Bell)
Nyla Symone interviews Zachary Chandler Bell, a 4th year Business Administration scholar at Florida A&M University, to discuss the importance of an HBCU education and how the Rising Future Maker program is shaping his future.
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Customer Reviews
Seems a little exploitative
Don’t get me wrong. I really like Charlemagne. He’s a funny dude and a good host. But something about the commercialization here of a supposed black monoculture seems really… artificial. It’s right there in the title: “The AT&T…”.
There’s interesting and subtle conversations to be had about race and culture in America, and I think someone like Charlemagne is actually up to the task, and capable of doing so in a humorous way. But the whole presentation here screams corporate grandstanding in a way that just comes off as gross. Hope the host is able to do something interesting with it in spite of this.
Reverse Racism
I’m tired of the black movement already. Don’t shove your black podcast down my white throat. If I wanted to chorg a shine, I’d watch Blacked. Disgusting.
AT&T Black…..
Don’t you realize this podcast titled as is, is racist. In today’s environment you simply can not isolate a single race over others.
If you want to curb racism, then don’t be racist.