So for one, how can you move to a state and claim that you're from a state that probably has the second most, if not the most, HBCUs? And that is a part of the history and the culture of this state and love the state. Say you love the state and you want to claim this as your home, but you don't recognize the basic tenets of being a native of the state, which is recognizing the collegiate foundation
Michelle Smith
@chelle3290 · 0:34
Well, I know what an HBCU is. It's a historically brought college and university. I met my husband at an HBCU, which is FAMU, so I do know what it is. No, we both did not graduate from FAMU. We later went back to school at Ashford University online. But I do know what the HBCU is. I did attend an HBCU for two years. My husband did three. So to answer your questions, yes, I know what it is