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For the amount of cursing, vulgarity and nudity in “Dolemite Is My Name ,” it might come as a surprise that it’s actually a rather sweet and heartfelt film. “Dolemite” is not here to shock and scandalize. It’s simply a loving, R-rated portrait of Rudy Ray Moore, a nobody who had the guts to believe in himself when no one... Instagram Mar 25, 2019 Hip Hop mogul Dr. Dre took to Instagram to celebrate his 18-year-old daughter Truly Young’s recent admission into the U...

For the amount of cursing, vulgarity and nudity in “Dolemite Is My Name ,” it might come as a surprise that it’s actually a rather sweet and heartfelt film. “Dolemite” is not here to shock and scandalize. It’s simply a loving, R-rated portrait of Rudy Ray Moore, a nobody who had the guts to believe in himself when no one... Instagram Mar 25, 2019 Hip Hop mogul Dr. Dre took to Instagram to celebrate his 18-year-old daughter Truly Young’s recent admission into the U...

Glendale High School had a higher graduation rate than Californias statewide graduation rate at 89.7 percent, in comparison to California’s graduation rate of 88.7 percent for the 2017-2018 school year, according to the California Department of Education. According to CDE data, graduation rates continue to indicate an increase in disproportional academic performance between White, Black, Latino, and English learner students. According to the National Centre for Education Statistics, in th...

Today. >> until we support hbcus with our money and not just our mouths were always in a precarious position. >> you know there is the entertainment industry, sports industry there is a lot of successful black business people now. we need some people who never went to hbcus saying hey maybe i didnt go to college but i want to support the community. >> not hating. i love dr. dra. love jimmy iv. >> we thought this was a great way to give back by building this academy. and it couldnt have been done...

Hornary doctorate degree. >> didnt you try to retire at one time. >> i was going to retire in 2003. >> okay. >> i knew that because of financial reasons not because of academic reasons morris brown lost accreditation. i tell you i would stay and teach until we got straight. im fulfilling my word. i promised we would stay until we got straight and ill do that. >> its been 14 years. >> i want to retire. >> yeah? >> because i want to be -- i want to rent your boat you own. [ laughter ] >> you know ...

I really owe morris brown. morris brown made it possible for me to get my masters degree from tlafrt university and my eds degree in atlanta university. i will stay and teach until we got straight, and you dont have to pay me. so im fulfilling my word. i promise that i will stay until we got straight, and im going to do that. we will get straight. >> its been 14 years. >> i want to retire. >> yeah? >> because i want to be -- i want to rent your boat you own. [ laughter ] i want to do that. but i...

>> until we support hbcus with our money and not just our mouths were always in a precarious position. >> you know there is the entertainment industry, sports industry there is a lot of successful black business people now. we need some people who never went to hbcus saying hey maybe i didnt go to college but i want to support the community. >> not hating. i love dr. dra. love jimmy iv. >> we thought this was a great way to give back by building this academy. and it couldnt have been done a bett...

You for the real world. how would you respond to the fox news style questions. >> i think hbcuss are actually needed now more than ever, because the role of the school in my opinion in large part is to help us be prepared for a world that doesnt love us. that is going to be attacking us in some regards. and especially now. especially now where it feels -- you feel like a problem watching the news you feel like a problem. and i think i would probably take that as truth if i had not gone to a plac...

Look what happened. >> hi, welcome to the show. this is natasha martin. >> you didnt -- you didnt -- okay. well thats what were doing. welcome back to the show. its w. kamau bell. >> but its really me. >> thank you. >> all right thank you. >> thank you. >> as i mentioned hbcus have historically been seen as conservative on lgbtq issues but spelman is changing all that starting in 2018 when any officially start accepting transgender students. im sitting down with sophmore chablis davis. the first...

>> doesnt sound crazy. >> okay. i was really tired of being the only one and always having to defend, you know, my hair, just everything. >> explain. >> spokesperson for the race. >> yes that was becoming a lot for me, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. a lot of people who are critical of hbcus, like why would they segregate themselves and go to hbcu, also if you do that youre not in the real world you created this black world and college is supposed to prepare you for the real world. how would you respond to...