Hi, I'm Rachel Hampton and you're listening to I See Why Am I.

In case you missed it, Slate's podcast about internet culture.

Hey listeners, I hope you're all enjoying the end of the year and making some exciting

New Year's Eve plans.

I am personally a girl who loves to stay inside, so my New Year's Eve plans usually include

three to four friends of bodily champagne and a rewatch of one of those classic, classic

twilight films, yes, that's starting the year right.

Speaking of starting the year right, we're back again today to start y'all's year right

with another great episode from this past year that we know you'll enjoy revisiting.

This time we're headed to Utah, specifically to the campus of Brigham Young University

where we spoke with the Black Minises, a group of students of color enrolled at BYU who

went viral on TikTok or posting videos where they would ask students and staff about political

and social issues.

In this episode from April 16, 2022, we spoke with Rachel Weaver and Nate Bird, two members

of the Black Minises about their experiences filming these interviews, the reactions they

received on campus and online and what it's like being a Black student at BYU.

So with that further ado, we talk to BYU's Black Minises.

How many Black friends do you have at BYU?

Honestly, none.

Hi, I'm Rachel Hampton and I'm Madison Malone Hurtcher.

We're listening to ICYMI, Incassionist, Slate's podcast about internet culture.

And we have taken another road trip back to Utah, baby.

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