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perfect. The cut. The cut. The cut. The cut. The cut. The cut. I'm a third

generation graduate of an historically black university. An HBCU if you will.

And what I loved about attending an HBCU was the community, the traditions,

being cradled in a space where people looked like me and were all trying to

figure out the same things that I was, you know, aside from the Australian kid

with a softball scholarship. And when October comes around, there is always this

anticipation in the air because that means it's homecoming season, throngs and

throngs of current students, former students, party goers, ancient alumni, and

usually a random hip hop artist, descend on to HBCU campuses for football and

cookouts and stepped shows. It's this wonderful nostalgic, happy place. But

there was a stat that always stuck with me in college. The largest amount of

sexual assaults on HBCU campuses take place in October. The same up as

homecomings. Please note, this episode talks about sexual violence and harassment.

This past summer, discussions about sexual assaults on historically black

college campuses gained attention all because of a tweet. Legendary actress

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