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In Episode 16, we review "13th," the Netflix original documentary by Ava DuVernay. We also discuss the policies, politicians, and American events that have led to "law and order" governance and the impact these policies had and continue to have on people of color. For questions or feedback, please email UniversityCollege@yahoo.com. Twitter - @UnivCollegeBTC, @DocCrm, @iOpine11 Instagram - @UCollege, @iOpine11

Last week we discussed reactions to President-Elect Trump's historic win. This week, we look ahead to what the next four years could be like in Trump's America. We have a very special guest to discuss his thoughts on being a Muslim in America and his reaction to Trump's rhetoric the during the presidential campaign. He expresses his concerns about the Trump administration and we also look at some of the policies currently being discussed for Trump's first 100 days in office. Instagram - @UCollege

Is cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation the same thing? Can you do both simultaneously? In Episode 12, we are joined by Breonna Brownlee (@BreWrites) for an insightful discussion about culture vultures, where to find them, and who some of the biggest culprits are today. We also look at some of the all-time cultural appreciation examples. Its a discussion you won't want to miss! Twitter: @UnivCollegeBTC Instagram: @UCollege

This week, we discuss Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). We share personal stories from our time on the yard at Prairie View A&M University. We also discuss whether HBCUs are still needed, and what purpose these institutions serve. Its a very personal discussion that we hope you enjoy. Twitter - @UnivCollegeBTC Instagram - @UCollege YouTube - goo.gl/YuGncJ

The 2016 Presidential Election is now over, and Donald J. Trump is the new President-Elect. We take a look at the stats, discuss what this election means for minorities--particularly African Americans, and how to move forward in an uncertain future. Will Trump act on the campaign promises he made? If so, what does that mean for people of color in America? How did every news outlet and polling business get the election wrong? How much blame does Hillary have to take for this loss? Instagram - @UCollege Twitter - @UnivCollegeBTC

Join us in Episode 7 for a refreshing look at our views on fatherhood, family structure, and the joys (or pains) of fatherhood. We take a close look at issues involving the standard of beauty presented to our daughters, whether the disciplinarian is still typically the father, and how different household structures can all thrive and ultimately produce great children. Segment Marks: Intro - :25 Myth of Absent Black Father - 2:40 Traditional Family Structure? - 9:10 Difference in Raising Girls vs. Boys - 16:30 Disciplining Girls vs. Boys - 27:00 Do Dads Babysit? - 28:30 Do Black Men Have a Problem with Commitment? - 32:45 Funny Stories - 41:25 Parting Shots - 49:40