Taking a cue from Beyonce and her new single "Bow Down" for our National Women's History Month show! In honor of this amazing month, we showcased a couple of phenomenal women that are working currently to make amazing women for the future. We were honored to have Valeisha Butterfield-Jones (co-founder of WEEN), Dr. Teresa Wilburn (author of My Life, A Best Selling Story), and Ketrina Childs (winner of the Ford Black College Quiz Bowl). So "Bow Down" to a few great women and the fact that they all represent an HBCU!

The HBCU Buzz Show 3.19.13: "Bow Down" w/ Ms. Valeisha Butterfield-Jones

Womanhood 2013: Cat fights, Stillettos, & Moscato:

With the constant barrage from the media & world of reality tv, there is usually a common thread.. the image of groups of grown, and somewhat successful woman, playing the highschool mean girls games for an entire season. For those of us usually 25 & up this is purely a source of entertainment, but for impressionable younger black girls this is the image they are given as being "women" daily. What happened to role models being in the home, church, school, etc?? We welcome Award-winning singer Mya, Kat Calvin, founder of Black Girls Hack, and the always opinionated and hilarious Panama Jackson, 1/2 of very Smart Brothas to our discussion. 

The HBCU Buzz Show 3.26.13: Singer MYA Joins The Buzz Show

Will we ever live in a society where skin color is never going to be a factor?  We shared our thoughts and opinions to help compare with yours.  We were also honored to have Sam Henry, co-founder of Given.To and Claude Johnson, Founder and CEO of Black Fives, Inc. as guests.

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