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The Value of Attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)
08:41 - 13:22 (04:40)
The statistics show that when it comes to black people attending medical school and pursuing PhDs, HBCU graduates are disproportionately represented in these fields. Additionally, there are certain pockets within the US (like Belle Glade, Florida) that consistently produce great athletes, making one wonder if there is something special in the water.
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HBCUs provide a strong opportunity pipeline for black students to succeed despite head trash and systemic oppression, creating a disproportionate amount of future black doctors and PhD holders.
08:41 - 10:40 (01:58)
Summary
HBCUs provide a strong opportunity pipeline for black students to succeed despite head trash and systemic oppression, creating a disproportionate amount of future black doctors and PhD holders.
ChapterThe Value of Attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)
EpisodeSomething in the Water: Where Do Great Athletes Come From? | Good Sport
PodcastTED Talks Daily
Some areas produce a disproportionate amount of great athletes, creating hotbeds of talent that make it easier for younger players to play with and learn from better competition.
10:40 - 13:22 (02:42)
Summary
Some areas produce a disproportionate amount of great athletes, creating hotbeds of talent that make it easier for younger players to play with and learn from better competition. These hotbeds include Belle Glade, Florida for football and New York City for basketball.