HBCU Dreams, PWI Reality: How Black Gen X Built the Bridge
About this episode
Tony Reeves reflects on the bridge between HBCU dreams and PWI reality, discussing representation and community building from his Black Gen X perspective.
In this companion podcast episode, Tony Reeves reflects on the complicated bridge between HBCU dreams and PWI reality. Drawing from his Black Gen X college experience, he discusses representation, cultural isolation, the importance of Black-centered spaces, and the leadership lessons that came from learning how to survive and thrive in a place that was not built around him. This episode explores what it means to belong, adapt, build community, and create the college experience you need when the institution does not automatically provide it. Call to Action If this story connects with your own college experience, share it with someone who attended an HBCU, a PWI, or who is trying to figure out where they truly belong. And if you want to explore more of the Black Gen X Starter Kit series, visit anthonyreeves.com or check out The Anthony Reeves Experience on Fourthwall. Hashtags #BlackGenX #HBCUExperience #PWIReality #BlackCollegeExperience #AnthonyReevesExperience Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/in-the-know-with-tony-reeves--5596987/support .
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