Black African Coalition Leaders Challenge Diversity at ASU
 
ASU prides itself in being one of the most diverse universities nationwide. As America’s biggest public university, one could argue that ASU is all inclusive. According to College Factual, statistics indicate that ASU has a 53% predominantly white undergraduate population.
 
My podcast features interviews from two dynamic women of color about diversity at ASU. My two guest speakers, Sydney Greene and Noelle D. Lillie, are Black African Coalition leaders and journalism majors at the Walter Cronkite School of Mass Communications. We had an in-depth discussion about their experiences as black female students in ASU.
 
Greene shared her views on diversity issues for minority students at ASU. Lillie emphasized the importance of the BAC in a predominantly white school. The two ladies also gave insight for different ways that ASU can improve diversity on campus.

This podcast aims to support Black History Month and highlight the issues  being faced by students of color at ASU.
 
Enjoy the podcast.

Bo Tefu