Why Going to an HBCU Homecoming is the BEST Thing EVAH
1. Everybody is Black Without a doubt this is the number one reason going to an HBCU Homecoming is the best thing evah. An HBCU
Truthing means that you:
People live better, work better, and love better when they can be themselves. Hiding pieces of who you are does real damage, to your mind, your body, and your relationships. And when we hear each other’s truths, we build empathy, trust, and the kind of unity our community can’t do without.
Truthing isn’t the absence of fear. It’s speaking anyway, because your voice and your story matter.
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Black people, talking honestly with each other about the topics that matter in our community. In each episode, Randi brings guests to the table for a live Truthing Session, playing Truthing Cards and taking on the questions we usually only debate at the cookout, like whether we should stop saying the N-word, along with race, family, love, money, and culture. No scripts, no filters, just honest conversation you’ll want to keep having after the credits roll.
In Truthing, Randi B. shares her own truths as a Black woman, mother, and professional, and makes the case for why living openly and listening deeply can change our homes, our workplaces, and our community.
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No rules, just honest conversation. Each deck works for 2 people or 100, travels anywhere, and turns a dinner, a road trip, a family reunion, or a team meeting into the conversation everyone remembers.
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1. Everybody is Black Without a doubt this is the number one reason going to an HBCU Homecoming is the best thing evah. An HBCU
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“Girl, whatchoo betta do is get something in that head,” my mother would scold me whenever I expressed concern about anything she deemed silly (boys,
Awareness. Love. Unity. As much as we’ve been quieted, muzzled, and diluted, eventually and magnificently, we start truthing.