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A podcast from Virginia Humanities, filmed in communities around the Commonwealth that highlights the people, places, and ideas at the heart of Virginia.

Episodes

  1. Jun 10

    Why HBCUs Matter: The Past, Present, and Future of Black Education

    How do you critique an institution you love? Virginia Humanities HBCU Scholar Fellow and VSU professor Cheryl Mango joins VCU professor Lisa Winn Bryan for a deep dive into the history and culture of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and a look at the future of HBCUs.  More on Cheryl Mango: https://virginiahumanities.org/fellowships/va-hbcu-fellowships/fellows/ More on Lisa Winn Bryan: https://afam.vcu.edu/directory/winn-bryan.html This conversation was recorded in the beautiful, historic Haus on Market in Petersburg, VA, a nonprofit community space for art, culture, and connection:  https://hausmarketfoundation.org/

    42 min
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A podcast from Virginia Humanities, filmed in communities around the Commonwealth that highlights the people, places, and ideas at the heart of Virginia.

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