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Sep 12, 2026

Marvin KingGUEST
27:09
The historically black colleges and universities.
Marvin KingGUEST
27:11
So, you know, Fisk University in Nashville, Hampton University, Howard University, which is actually named after General Oliver Howard, who is one of the reconstruction generals following the Civil War.
Marvin KingGUEST
27:26
And so they help negotiate work contracts because almost all of the slaves, former slaves, are illiterate and easily taken advantage of.
Marvin KingGUEST
27:37
They help with health care.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
24:51
In Florence, South Carolina, the 105 white teachers receive $36,804 a year in salaries for teaching in 59 schools, while the 56 Negro teachers get $7,359 for teaching in 49 schools.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
24:57
Founders Day at Hampton Institute was largely devoted to a discussion of Negro industrial education by Northern and Southern white men.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
25:20
The State Board of Education has voted to place the new Colored Normal School at Nashville, Tennessee, provided $80,000 is raised.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
25:30
Fire has destroyed the girls' dormitory of the Colored School at Conroe, Texas, and nearly the whole plant of the Methodist School at Homer, Louisiana.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
22:23
In Florence, South Carolina, the 105 white teachers receive $36,804 a year in salaries for teaching in 59 schools, while the 56 Negro teachers get $7,359 for teaching in 49 schools.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
22:29
Founders Day at Hampton Institute was largely devoted to a discussion of Negro industrial education by Northern and Southern white men.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
22:52
The State Board of Education has voted to place the new colored normal school in Nashville, Tennessee, provided $80,000 is raised.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
23:01
Fire has destroyed the girls' dormitory of the colored school at Conroe, Texas, and nearly the whole plant of the Methodist school at Homer, Louisiana.
Doug PhenomHOST
5:41
Hip hop and R&B is his thing.
Doug PhenomHOST
5:43
He's also a graduate from Hampton University.
Doug PhenomHOST
5:45
You know I love shining a light on our people from HBCUs.
Doug PhenomHOST
5:49
Very multi-talented individual with a unique sound, smooth and melodic.
Ahmad HawkinsHOST
8:22
The Cavaliers' annual class for Virginia Tech would serve as the 2026 Reddits season finale in Blacksburg, where Michael Vig was a quarterback at, was an All-American at, was Player of the Year at, and led them to a national championship game versus Florida State in 1999, in which they came up short.
Ahmad HawkinsHOST
8:43
Ironically, UVA has played eight of the 10 Division I opponents located in the Commonwealth of Virginia with only Hampton University left to play.
Ahmad HawkinsHOST
8:53
And the two schools are scheduled to square off in 2029.
Ahmad HawkinsHOST
8:58
So the University of Virginia will face the Hampton Pirates in 2029.
Ahmad HawkinsHOST
9:10
Give it up for that.
Ahmad HawkinsHOST
9:11
My dad went to Hampton Institute.
Ahmad HawkinsHOST
9:13
That's before it was Hampton University.
Ahmad HawkinsHOST
9:15
God rest his soul.
Ginny RosarioNARRATOR
75:45
The fact that I was born a Negro, and the further fact that I have all my life been engaged in a kind of work that was intended to uplift the masses of my people, has brought me in contact with many exceptional persons, both North and South.
Ginny RosarioNARRATOR
76:03
For example, it was because I was a poor boy and a Negro that I found my way to Hampton Institute, where I came under the influence of General Armstrong, who, as teacher and friend, has had a larger influence upon my life than any other person I have ever known except my mother.
Ginny RosarioNARRATOR
76:23
As it was in my boyhood, so it has been in a greater degree in my later life.
Ginny RosarioNARRATOR
76:29
Because of the work I was trying to do for the Negro race, I have constantly been brought into contact with men of the very highest type, generous, high-minded, enlightened, and free.

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Ginny RosarioNARRATOR
108:02
I have learned also from Mr. Villard the lesson that persons who have a common purpose may still maintain helpful, friendly relations, even if they do differ as to details and choose to travel to the common goal by different roads.
Ginny RosarioNARRATOR
108:17
Another man who has exercised a deep influence upon me is Robert C. Ogden.
Ginny RosarioNARRATOR
108:23
Some months after I became a student at Hampton Institute, Mr. Robert C. Ogden, in company with a number of other gentlemen from New York, came to Hampton on a visit.
Ginny RosarioNARRATOR
108:34
It was the first time I ever saw him, and the first sight of a man of the physical, mental, and moral build of Mr. Ogden, strong, fresh, clean, vigorous, made an impression upon me that it is hard for anyone not in my situation to appreciate.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
22:50
In Florence, South Carolina, the 105 white teachers receive $36,804 a year in salaries for teaching in 59 schools, while the 56 Negro teachers get $7,359 for teaching in 49 schools.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
22:56
Founders Day at Hampton Institute was largely devoted to a discussion of Negro industrial education by Northern and Southern white men.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
23:19
The State Board of Education has voted to place the new colored normal school in Nashville, Tennessee, provided $80,000 is raised.
Tom ShoesmithNARRATOR
23:29
Fire has destroyed the girls' dormitory of the colored school at Conroe, Texas, and nearly the whole plant of the Methodist school at Homer, Louisiana.
Neville JamesHOST
11:29
Wow.
Louis WillisGUEST
11:29
Both, all them went Hampton.
Neville JamesHOST
11:32
Hampton, okay, and back then it was a, a, it was, it was institute back then, or no?
Louis WillisGUEST
11:37
Yeah, Hampton Institute.
Neville JamesHOST
11:38
Now it's a university, right?
Louis WillisGUEST
11:39
And, um, and, um, jumped, and, um, jumped to H- Hampton, and, um, jumped back with wife.
Neville JamesHOST
11:44
[laughs] Can't blame him, man.
Neville JamesHOST
11:50
You can't blame him, Lolo.
Jared KotlerHOST
0:29
I know these FBS, FCS games can always be a little bit tough to really get much of a takeaway from.
Jared KotlerHOST
0:36
But just like just like UConn Hampton or Maryland took care of business against Hampton over the weekend, 62 to nothing.
Jared KotlerHOST
0:42
What was kind of the biggest takeaway or two you were able to get from that matchup that you're looking to see play out as the season goes on?
Ed LeeGUEST
0:50
One of the talking points during the offseason for Maryland was trying to revive the running game.
Ed LeeGUEST
1:03
So they want to make an emphasis on getting more dividends from the running game.
Ed LeeGUEST
1:07
And you saw that.
Ed LeeGUEST
1:08
on Saturday against Hampton.
Ed LeeGUEST
1:10
They were able to run at will naturally.

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