Ziot How about the oppression that white people did to real blood Africans in South Africa (Aka the Apartheid)??. And there is not oppression to the whites in South Africa. The Africans in SA just took back over the government that was theirs in the 1st place
Dino Spumoni sometimes it’s not about the fact that it’s a hbcu but that it’s the perfect school for them and what they want to do or their interests eg. bethune-cookman because they want to be in the best marching band etc
The 1 that says "I didn't actually know what an HBCU was until I came here". Ummm didn't she have to do her research about the school and programs offered or did the school just randomly her? selected her
Probably came on sports scholarship. Had a young lady that came to SCSU and she thought a state school cool it is near her then boyfriend so she came. Lol and stayed all 4 years.
lol when they came to Africa we shouldn't have been friendly! We trying to shake hands and they loadn us on ships and the other brutha helpin them load us on their ships. Bad all around.
I was just about to say the same thing. Just like with movies, nobody notices a predominantly white cast but a predominantly black cast.... Some people be like 😯😕😐😑😴😲😳😶😒
It’s an HBCU not a Black Only College. Howard is a phenomenal school with some of the best language programs in the country and has African, Middle Eastern, and South American dialects that are extremely hard to find anywhere else. Amharic, Swahili, Yoruba, Brazilian Portuguese, Haitian Creole, Arabic, Wolof, etc
I'm the whitest guy you'll ever meet and I attended Alabama A&M my last two years of college. All the students and faculty we're so welcoming to me and treated me like family from the start I absolutely love my Alabama A&M family
I was wondering about the actual instruction/curriculum? Are there any differences in content of instruction in HBCU’s versus mainstream institutions. I don’t think so.
From what people have shared, they have very good language programs (one comment above) and they often have very good history courses that are more inclusive.
We have alot of non blacks at SC State. No issue no racism against them or them on us. All just big family. Got white guys who are Q Dawgs, Alphas, Kappas.
Jay Anderson for the most part I think that's how it is which is all love which is why I made this... why are minorities not able to be calmly welcome at many pwI's while at HBCU's everyone is welcome with open arms
Dramatic Sigh Because there are alot of hateful ppl in PWI's against other race and religion. We all know mainly by hateful white ppl. The hateful ones look down on everybody else. At an HBCU.... everybody is the same... even when we all come from different states, household, incomes.... still the same. Low percentage of the ones who do look down on you but its not about race...
Jay Anderson also under that not every school or person is like that. It just seems that a lot of pwI's are more unwelcoming when compared to other school
The guy who say "Your expectations that you're going to get robbed"! Really! Yeh, right, he didn't get robbed. Stereotyping got blown out of the window - glad he got educated and is happy!
He wasn’t speaking about himself. He was speaking to the general public, letting them know if you were a white person and you don’t want to go to an HBCU because you think you’re gonna get Robbed it’s not like that.
I'm mixed, so I can't speak on either experience because I appear weirdly to others.... But I will say, I attend an hbcu because it is the only school that gave me a chance before un-aliving myself several years ago. I am so very grateful for the opportunities that have opened in relation to the school that I attend. But, I will say that there needs to be a more open space for students who are mixed. We often feel like outsiders at my particular school.
We need to work on destroying colorism. That is the dumbest form of racism and it causes us to outcast our own loved ones. My mom was black but she looked white with blue eyes. She suffered from double racism. If known she was black well you can imagine but black people outcasted her too because she was too white.
@@derricklanders1921 it’s really not a living hell. The educational environment is different. More people are open to different points of view. They will debate though. Hopefully that ability to peacefully and logically debate will lead to some forms of positive resolution.
I’m currently going to a community college (non- HBCU) and am looking into attending a HBCU as a non-traditional, non-black, white student. I have noticed over the years, especially when discussing racism with non- white friends that I do, in FACT, have white privilege. I have come in contact with many racially motivated white people and it has always been disgusting to me. Thankfully, my family has broken out against the prejudices against poc (people of color) that they have been taught or seen in white communities. I live in a very conservative area in Florida and when the Black Lives Matter movement had taken a stronger presence in 2020, it was shocking to see the ignorance of white people and their prejudices against poc, especially black individuals because I do not share those opinions. Because of that disgust and hatred I had (and still have) towards the racism inflicted upon minorities, I decided to attend the local protest, and advocate for the movement. Personally, as a white female I feel it is my personal duty to educate myself on the history of black culture, black struggle, and black experiences. With that desire of education on black culture and experiences, no part of me wants to allow racism to have any room in me and my future families, and generations lives. Part of me recognizes how my presence at an HBCU could make another traditional student feel uncomfortable, but I feel as if I can make a change in my life and future children’s, my friends, my co-workers and strangers who face the option to not even recognize their privilege, lives by recognizing my privilege and delving into the depths of black culture, black struggle and black voices- with hopes to make a change in this world. If there is any open, and non-dissonant discussion that is desired by anyone of any background and race, I am all ears to hear any opinions and knowledge! Thank you for taking the time to read my comment, as it was my pleasure to share an open opinion. ❤️
Your comment reminds me of a friend (white) I met in college. He shared that he remembered the day MLK was planning a protest march that would go through his neighborhood. His family and neighbors had him frightened because they had sensationalized what to expect. For days all he heard was "the n-words are coming." When they arrived, he was absolutely appalled at the behavior of his family and friends. MLK and the people marching were peaceful, singing and not disrespecting anyone. It was his neighbors and family that were shouting obscenities, attacking etc. It always amazed me how a group could be so heavily influenced that it blinds them to their own behaviors.
Blacks should and need to become more selective and take care of rheir own before race before others are welcomed. People from other races and cultures will show you how well they provide resources for their race by not including you.
Andrea Calderin dont you already do that? there are literally black colleges? I’ve never seen an all Hispanic college? Or an all asian college? What else should be done? Before it’s segregated again...
A TOPIC ABOUT OTHER RACES ATTENDING AN HBCU….GREAT….ONE PROBLEM….WHO WAS THE CREATOR OR THIS VIDEO….?….THEY SHOULD HAVE RECEIVED AN INCOMPLETE….DRAMATIC IS THE CORRECT SPELLING….NOT DRAMAITIC…SHEESH….
Its good to be welcoming im black and alot can be ignorant and hostile to other races at time. But the ones who have God will be welcoming and not sneer. I personally cant be in an evironment like that cuz its ignorance.
Priceless23 in college you can have a civilized discussion on blm, and police brutality, from both sides, in hbcu you have to agree with them or else you are a racist,
You are a total azzhole!!! I received a great education at an HBCU (Johnson C. Smith University). I went on to a productive career in Law enforcement, retired and now I’m sitting in a great position. If you denounce the HBCU education, you are just hating on the millions of successes the black colleges have and will continue to produce. What you really need to do is go sit in a corner and finish that maga laced, orange Kool aid you’ve been sipping on. 🤡
Black people are more accepting of others even though it's not reciprocated on the other end.
Andrea Calderin sure sure see Africa LMFAO
Legitimately curious...what about Africa?
Manu Ginobilis Bald Spot idk, maybe the oppression of white people in South Africa, or Zimbabwe?
Ziot How about the oppression that white people did to real blood Africans in South Africa (Aka the Apartheid)??. And there is not oppression to the whites in South Africa. The Africans in SA just took back over the government that was theirs in the 1st place
Ziot of course AFRICANS wouldn’t accept white people in Africa... stfu
"I mean I was excited about the women" 😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Well...... I guess he's got his priorities straight.
Gross.
😂😂😂😂😂
"I was excited about the women." Is that it? 😂
That was the best response tho lol
@ZeroWolf if a white female said that about the men, yall will call it a fetish
@@theduke6174 because it is
He's got his priorities straight!
@@theduke6174 Exactly lol
I'd like to hear their answers to why they chose to attend an HBCU.
Dino Spumoni right
Dino Spumoni sometimes it’s not about the fact that it’s a hbcu but that it’s the perfect school for them and what they want to do or their interests eg. bethune-cookman because they want to be in the best marching band etc
cuz they want the bbc/bbw
@@jensmalzer6344 LMFAOOO
@@jensmalzer6344 ...
I go to a PWI and im constantly outcasted and turned away when i used to try and be social. The faculty and staff are more welcoming than students.
"I was excited a bout the women"
*has on a south pole hoodie*
Yep all I needed to see
yea cuase u have to be a certain race to be allowed to wear something...stfu
The 1 that says "I didn't actually know what an HBCU was until I came here". Ummm didn't she have to do her research about the school and programs offered or did the school just randomly her? selected her
Probably came on sports scholarship. Had a young lady that came to SCSU and she thought a state school cool it is near her then boyfriend so she came. Lol and stayed all 4 years.
Nice to see an Asian there. She is cute too.
Yes, she is! I was looking for someone to mention that, lol. So pretty.
s/o the white guy that said he there for the women
that's our problem..too damn friendly
Friendly is good, we don't need all this hate in the world. Life can be funner without all this beef.
ENTHUSIASTIC LAGNIAPPE la la land
Any good is possible, trust me. It is up to us as people to change to a welcoming society.
so true too friendly!
lol when they came to Africa we shouldn't have been friendly! We trying to shake hands and they loadn us on ships and the other brutha helpin them load us on their ships. Bad all around.
i think it’s soo funny cuz manyyy black people go to PWIs & not ONE black person b on the news/get a story cover ab them/etc...
true but black ppl at pwis is a lot more common than white ppl at hbcus
I was just about to say the same thing. Just like with movies, nobody notices a predominantly white cast but a predominantly black cast.... Some people be like 😯😕😐😑😴😲😳😶😒
I think your answer is in your comment...
Many black people attend PWI...not the other way around...
prolly bc PWIs arent meant to be predominantly white but they reflect %s of the US population, whereas HBCUs were created for black ppl
@☯ Yo, it's a Froggieee Onimations ☯ ✓ predominately white institution
What's amazing is that the media don't show this.
I love the white dude's honesty. Black women excite me too
The white girl said “I didn’t even know what a HBCU was” tf🤦♀️
Oh my gosh I hate when people like you get mad at someone for not knowing something, chill
Schools in general don't really speak on HBCUs idk why
You can't be mad at her. Some people just don't know, especially if you're new to America or you live in a whiteness bubble.
@Makiah Jackson It's not necessarily a bubble - think about it....hbcus are low ranked colleges than no one really needs to know about
@@boredaf4721 why would they speak on them ? They're bad colleges
It’s an HBCU not a Black Only College. Howard is a phenomenal school with some of the best language programs in the country and has African, Middle Eastern, and South American dialects that are extremely hard to find anywhere else. Amharic, Swahili, Yoruba, Brazilian Portuguese, Haitian Creole, Arabic, Wolof, etc
The B in HBCU stands for Black….So that means it is a Black college dumbass
Savannah state university!! My hometown! My brother graduated from there!
Bad university
Happy and Proud Alum!
3:20 it's root purpose is to educate BLACK STUDENTS.... Period!
PERIODT
Or maybe white and other ethnicity groups and races want to experience the culture
@@bird_gang_az9598 No.
Then you need to be funded by only black people.
I like the guy who was like the biggest shock was there isnt any difference!
I'm the whitest guy you'll ever meet and I attended Alabama A&M my last two years of college. All the students and faculty we're so welcoming to me and treated me like family from the start I absolutely love my Alabama A&M family
This is nice and all but be sure to have some boundaries, so hbcus do not become corrupted and destroyed.
I came here for the black girls.
And I learned that just because they’re all black doesn’t mean you’ll get robbed or assaulted
I was wondering about the actual instruction/curriculum? Are there any differences in content of instruction in HBCU’s versus mainstream institutions. I don’t think so.
From what people have shared, they have very good language programs (one comment above) and they often have very good history courses that are more inclusive.
It seems like the ultimate challenge. If you are attractive a women it is pure hell. That should be expected.
He knows what he likes
black people are so forgiving
To their detriment
We have alot of non blacks at SC State. No issue no racism against them or them on us. All just big family. Got white guys who are Q Dawgs, Alphas, Kappas.
exactly how it should be
Jay Anderson for the most part I think that's how it is which is all love which is why I made this... why are minorities not able to be calmly welcome at many pwI's while at HBCU's everyone is welcome with open arms
Dramatic Sigh Because there are alot of hateful ppl in PWI's against other race and religion. We all know mainly by hateful white ppl. The hateful ones look down on everybody else. At an HBCU.... everybody is the same... even when we all come from different states, household, incomes.... still the same. Low percentage of the ones who do look down on you but its not about race...
Jay Anderson also under that not every school or person is like that. It just seems that a lot of pwI's are more unwelcoming when compared to other school
Exactly Jay Anderson, we all are one big family.
The guy who say "Your expectations that you're going to get robbed"! Really! Yeh, right, he didn't get robbed. Stereotyping got blown out of the window - glad he got educated and is happy!
He wasn’t speaking about himself. He was speaking to the general public, letting them know if you were a white person and you don’t want to go to an HBCU because you think you’re gonna get Robbed it’s not like that.
I'm mixed, so I can't speak on either experience because I appear weirdly to others.... But I will say, I attend an hbcu because it is the only school that gave me a chance before un-aliving myself several years ago. I am so very grateful for the opportunities that have opened in relation to the school that I attend. But, I will say that there needs to be a more open space for students who are mixed. We often feel like outsiders at my particular school.
Yay more multiracial/biracial people like myself
We need to work on destroying colorism. That is the dumbest form of racism and it causes us to outcast our own loved ones. My mom was black but she looked white with blue eyes. She suffered from double racism. If known she was black well you can imagine but black people outcasted her too because she was too white.
Some may find it hard to believe, but there are actually black conservatives at HBCU’s. We all don’t think alike.
It must be a living hell...
@@derricklanders1921 it’s really not a living hell. The educational environment is different. More people are open to different points of view. They will debate though. Hopefully that ability to peacefully and logically debate will lead to some forms of positive resolution.
I also have to add this. When I look at older couples like my grandparents (remember I’m 46) Black people were bona fide conservatives.
I’m currently going to a community college (non- HBCU) and am looking into attending a HBCU as a non-traditional, non-black, white student. I have noticed over the years, especially when discussing racism with non- white friends that I do, in FACT, have white privilege. I have come in contact with many racially motivated white people and it has always been disgusting to me. Thankfully, my family has broken out against the prejudices against poc (people of color) that they have been taught or seen in white communities. I live in a very conservative area in Florida and when the Black Lives Matter movement had taken a stronger presence in 2020, it was shocking to see the ignorance of white people and their prejudices against poc, especially black individuals because I do not share those opinions. Because of that disgust and hatred I had (and still have) towards the racism inflicted upon minorities, I decided to attend the local protest, and advocate for the movement. Personally, as a white female I feel it is my personal duty to educate myself on the history of black culture, black struggle, and black experiences. With that desire of education on black culture and experiences, no part of me wants to allow racism to have any room in me and my future families, and generations lives. Part of me recognizes how my presence at an HBCU could make another traditional student feel uncomfortable, but I feel as if I can make a change in my life and future children’s, my friends, my co-workers and strangers who face the option to not even recognize their privilege, lives by recognizing my privilege and delving into the depths of black culture, black struggle and black voices- with hopes to make a change in this world. If there is any open, and non-dissonant discussion that is desired by anyone of any background and race, I am all ears to hear any opinions and knowledge! Thank you for taking the time to read my comment, as it was my pleasure to share an open opinion. ❤️
Keep your punk ass out of our schools.
you just want bbc
Your comment reminds me of a friend (white) I met in college. He shared that he remembered the day MLK was planning a protest march that would go through his neighborhood. His family and neighbors had him frightened because they had sensationalized what to expect. For days all he heard was "the n-words are coming." When they arrived, he was absolutely appalled at the behavior of his family and friends. MLK and the people marching were peaceful, singing and not disrespecting anyone. It was his neighbors and family that were shouting obscenities, attacking etc.
It always amazed me how a group could be so heavily influenced that it blinds them to their own behaviors.
Blacks should and need to become more selective and take care of rheir own before race before others are welcomed. People from other races and cultures will show you how well they provide resources for their race by not including you.
Andrea Calderin dont you already do that? there are literally black colleges? I’ve never seen an all Hispanic college? Or an all asian college? What else should be done? Before it’s segregated again...
Girl at 0:31 and guy at 0:41 are definitely either light skinned or mixed
Jason Young or Hispanic lol
they are just biracials. Not light skindededed
They’re Hispanic
As an Asian (Chinese) man, I want to got to Howard for medical school.
Update: Going to Medical University of the Americas for Medical School.
Kendrick Zuo That’s so awesome. I went to Howard. Good luck!
Why?
@@clovemartin I want to work with the underprivileged population.
@@Dinohunter59826 Interesting. I will say that many people that go to Howard are nothing but super privileged. It's a top tier HBCU.
@@clovemartin Yes. But the community the medical school serves is underprivileged (inner city).
Black people love everybody!
No they don't...stop it
That’s cap and you know it
That girl in the gray and pink sweatshirt don’t seem like a social person ngl
Our people have gone and STILL face to much for them to do this.
Mommy! #2021 #Best
i am white and got to a HBC and i love it.
Why'd you choose to go to an HBCU?
One guy looks like Ashton Kuchter..
Dude said he was excited about the women lol
"It's cool being a minority"
...bruh
0:44...my nigga.
Were all Gods children
Humanity lost it’s united path
These women definitely loved the big black tip!
Which school is this
“Isn’t that an all black college?”
Not all black *shoots finger guns
I'm sure everyone is happy as hell to get to feet the black experience and see what all the hypes about. Hint hint
A TOPIC ABOUT OTHER RACES ATTENDING AN HBCU….GREAT….ONE PROBLEM….WHO WAS THE CREATOR OR THIS VIDEO….?….THEY SHOULD HAVE RECEIVED AN INCOMPLETE….DRAMATIC IS THE CORRECT SPELLING….NOT DRAMAITIC…SHEESH….
Its good to be welcoming im black and alot can be ignorant and hostile to other races at time. But the ones who have God will be welcoming and not sneer. I personally cant be in an evironment like that cuz its ignorance.
We are not African American we are FBA
Smh this is stupid and it defeats the purpose of an hbcu.
8 8G what's the purpose of a HBCU?
Why ask a stupid question, genius?
8 8G the reason why I asked a "stupid" question is because what you think the purpose of a hbcu isn't actually the purpose, genius.
I guess you're a know it all too; same old usual bs.
The purpose was never to "keep non-blacks" out..... Thats a lawsuit waiting to happen
Don’t do it I only feel comfortable with other light skin mixed race Mexican questioning (sexuality wise) people.
@David Hamilton Not a fan of the way both my people (The Aztecs and Celts) were colonized and had their pre colonial religions nearly wiped out
Mexican natives are not light skin
@@cinnamonstar808 Most are not but there are albinos which everyone loves to forget about, for me my dna is biracial
@@cinnamonstar808 Most, there are exceptions which nobody wants to acknowledge
Dramaitic?
hbcu students are very close minded, a safe zone if you will, i hated going there
Black Star why? And what do you mean by close minded? Im black but dont go to an HBCU
Priceless23 so you are not a hbcu student, learn to read
Black Star what? I just said I'm not an HBCU student? I'm not attacking you, I'm genuinely interested in your thinking?
Priceless23 in college you can have a civilized discussion on blm, and police brutality, from both sides, in hbcu you have to agree with them or else you are a racist,
Black Star did you ever ask them why they thought that way so strongly?
Obviously pay to say those things they would not hardly talk to any of you guys and they probably would bully you
These people were not paid. I made the video lol
@@dramaticsigh9095 quick of u to get defensive
@@DemonaterTheAce Because you said something that was wrong?
Why is the Latina girl acting like she's completely distinct? As if she doesn't have African ancestry. Lol
Because she does not?
Not all "Latinos" have African ancestry. Stop it.
@@blue1991dbes Just look at her features. She definitely has some African ancestry!
They need more diversity lol.
FlipMode why??
no it doesnt bitch
It’s a joke you fucking morons
What u meant about that?
Main thing to know ? - your degree is worthless.
HBCUs are some of the worst universities in the country. It's a waste of time.
Ur black ??
You are a total azzhole!!! I received a great education at an HBCU (Johnson C. Smith University). I went on to a productive career in Law enforcement, retired and now I’m sitting in a great position. If you denounce the HBCU education, you are just hating on the millions of successes the black colleges have and will continue to produce.
What you really need to do is go sit in a corner and finish that maga laced, orange Kool aid you’ve been sipping on. 🤡
Some of the most prominent figures in American history graduated from hbcus.
Hey…shut up…
I would like to know what this little girl who said she's not white, she's in the middle identifies as?? Self identity is a very interesting thing