is that time of year again to bring the HBCU energy. Target has you covered from a range of

black-owned or founded products alongside impactful opportunities to support and invest

in the next generation of HBCU excellence. Whether it's homecoming or brunch with the girls,

add an exclamation point to the menu with the Bronx-owned ghetto gastro's waffle mix in syrup

and slutty vegans tasty dips. Even better make it a party with fun games like Lyrically

correct and culture karaoke. Discover more ways to tap in with black-owned or founded products

for your next social gathering. And oh by the way, did you know targets bringing back the HBCU

design challenge? A creative competition pairing HBCU students with target mentors.

Keep an eye out for target scholars as well, a scholastic program offering financial assistance

and internship opportunities for HBCU students. Lock in with target this homecoming season and

beyond at target.com slash black beyond measure. You know what else target is doing?

They're sponsoring season two of illuminating intersectionality hosted by myself, Chef Jade,

Tick Doctor Takiya Robinson, and Fran of Hey Fran Hey. It's a three-part series season two that

discusses intersectionality as black women in different spaces. And in this particular season,

we are covering what HBCU's illuminating intersectionality drops homecoming week.

Make sure you listen on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

Welcome to 2005 when Jade was in college. And I think he was too. Maybe she was just graduating.

Anyway, praise the Lord, Niggas. Welcome back to another episode of Getting Grown,

a bonus episode to be specific. So today, like I said, is a bonus episode which is sponsored by

target and black beyond measure. And I want you all to press pause. Okay, on this, if you haven't

done so, and go and listen to all three episodes of illuminating intersectionality season two,

where Fran, Kia, and myself sit down and have some amazing conversations about various topics,

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