Coli graduates of PWI'S ( Predominately White Institutions) and other diverse Universities
i'd donate to an HBCU before i donated to my alma mater which was legit begging me for money less than a week after i graduated via email.
right now i'm not in a position to donate to anyone though.
Man I went to my first undergrad 10 years ago and them fools still have the nerve to still send me letters asking me for money even though I didn't even graduate from there.
These CACS have no shame
Low key when Grambling State had that big issue with their Football facilities a few years back and I saw that short story on ESPN on it. I wish I was in a position to donate some money or just had the time to go down and do the electrical work for half the price or something.
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They charged me enough to go there. fukk the race angle.
I'm confused, which school are you talking about? And what do you mean Fukk the race angle? Just confused a little bit. Did you attend a HBCU or PWI. I'm interested to know.
Damn breh, so I'll assume you'll give to a HBCU, over your own alma mater?
Yeah that story was fukked up. I saw the mold and everything. I'm happy those players took a stand. To be honest I didn't even know about grambling state football program until then.
I ain't giving either shyt. Their colleges they will get their money. I have a huge family with cousins that can use some extra money to pay for their tuition if I'm helping any black people advance
Okay I respect that! I was just bringing this up because Howard is in real financial trouble.
Nah I wouldn't have an issue with sending them money. PSU ain't getting anymore of my dough (outside of the fukkn overpriced clothing I talk myself into buying 
)
However, I do have a problem donating to poorly managed schools. When these articles come up about an HBCU not having money, there is usually a report of fraud involved. This isn't exclusive to HBCU's, it's also a part of our NPHC orgs as well.
How did the station get into such desperate financial restraints in the first place? What is needed now, and what 5/10/15 year plan has been put forward to ensure the station is financially stable in the future?
)However, I do have a problem donating to poorly managed schools. When these articles come up about an HBCU not having money, there is usually a report of fraud involved. This isn't exclusive to HBCU's, it's also a part of our NPHC orgs as well.
How did the station get into such desperate financial restraints in the first place? What is needed now, and what 5/10/15 year plan has been put forward to ensure the station is financially stable in the future?
Nah I wouldn't have an issue with sending them money. PSU ain't getting anymore of my dough (outside of the fukkn overpriced clothing I talk myself into buying
However, I do have a problem donating to poorly managed schools. When these articles come up about an HBCU not having money, there is usually a report of fraud involved. This isn't exclusive to HBCU's, it's also a part of our NPHC orgs as well.
How did the station get into such desperate financial restraints in the first place? What is needed now, and what 5/10/15 year plan has been put forward to ensure the station is financially stable in the future?
I don't think the radio station is in trouble. It's the whole university that's in trouble. They're selling the radio station, to get some extra cash. It seems Howard has a couple of problems.
1) Bad financial management
2) Dramatically reduced enrollment
3) less grant money from the government
So by selling the radio spectrum, they would get a much needed influx of cash. I feel bad about this, because I have a couple of friends that went there.
1) one was an administrative assistant ( communications major)
2) the other one is an accountant. He's doing well!
I didn't know about the NPHC struggling as well.