Tougaloo College
Tougaloo College prepares its students to be lifelong learners who are committed to leadership and service in a global society through its diverse undergraduate and graduate programs. The College is accessible to all while making students aware of its rich legacy as an independent, historically black, liberal arts institution, affiliated with the United Church of Christ and Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).www.tougaloo.edu
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Oct 23, 2026
The Battle Over Black Representation in the South
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20:33Madison FairleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I am an honor sophomore at Jackson State University.
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20:36speaker_15SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I'm a freshman political science major handling from the illustrious Tougaloo College.
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20:39Emily CochraneGUEST
There have been a lot of questions about whether young voters would understand the stakes, would even want to get engaged in something like this.
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20:47Emily CochraneGUEST
And for organizers, if they're going to have as many people as possible angry and riled up and willing to protest over these maps,
Thursday, October 22, 2026 - Part 2
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47:54Neville JamesHOST
And I told her, Malcolm DeCastro just texted me that I got the list.
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47:58Neville JamesHOST
So here's the list, right? I know we're struggling, but this is a high note, right? The top 10 private HBCUs, Howard University in Washington, D.C., Spelman College in Georgia, Morehouse College in Georgia, Xavier University of Louisiana, Hampton University in Virginia, Tuskegee University in Alabama, Fisk University in Tennessee, Talladega College in Alabama, Clark Atlanta University in Georgia, and Tougaloo College in Mississippi.
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48:36Neville JamesHOST
That's the top 10 private HBCUs.
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48:39Neville JamesHOST
The top 10 public HBCUs.
Watch Mississippi: Black Women Defending Voting Rights | Black T S1:E8
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19:31Markyel PittmanGUEST
Last week, we seen there right outside of our Capitol, we had some Black youth vote.
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19:38Markyel PittmanGUEST
We had students from Tougaloo College, Jackson State, University of Southern Mississippi, from all over the state, where they organized and they galvanized together.
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19:47Markyel PittmanGUEST
And they spoke their mind to legislators, to senators, to let them know that, hey, we want our voting rights.
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19:55Markyel PittmanGUEST
You need to stop playing and stop drawing and coloring on maps and telling Gus what we want.
SuperTalk Media Good Things with Rebecca Turner 2026-10-22
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9:47Lanisha BellGUEST
we would love to have you guys.
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9:48Lanisha BellGUEST
We were just at Tougaloo College this morning.
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9:50Lanisha BellGUEST
So I definitely want to encourage all of our colleges and universities online.
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9:54Lanisha BellGUEST
our churches.
Voices of Change: Scott Colom's Fight for the Future
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16:58Scott ColomGUEST
So we do chicken or beef tacos, and we actually go to places.
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17:02Scott ColomGUEST
Like, I went to Tougaloo College.
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17:04Scott ColomGUEST
Give away tacos, listen to students.
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17:06Scott ColomGUEST
What matters to you as voters? What would get you excited to vote? Okay, well, we're gonna focus on that.
Mississippi Matters
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2:02Deborah WilliamsGUEST
That's when I started coming in this direction.
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2:05Deborah WilliamsGUEST
And I enrolled in Tougaloo College in Mississippi, right outside of Jackson, Mississippi.
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2:11Deborah WilliamsGUEST
I graduated cum laude from there.
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2:13Deborah WilliamsGUEST
And I was accepted into the University of Georgia's clinical psychology program, where I obtained my master's and my doctorate's degree in clinical psychology.
Mississippi Arts Hour | Craftsman, Fletcher Cox
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3:34Fletcher CoxGUEST
I apprenticed to a furniture maker.
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3:36Fletcher CoxGUEST
Carol, my wife, was working as the secretary of the social science division at Tougaloo College.
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3:44Fletcher CoxGUEST
So while she was working for three years there, I was learning as much as I could about woodworking so we could start making a business.
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3:54Fletcher CoxGUEST
We began working together as a partnership.
Queens of the Yard: She Kicks, We Hoop | HBCU Football
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13:45SheenaHOST
We're doing a match day there.
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13:47SheenaHOST
So make sure you check us out if you are on the campus of either Jackson State or Tougaloo College.
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13:53SheenaHOST
Um, I will be there.
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13:54SheenaHOST
Again, hit me up at the end, find me, I'll be around.
Bonus: Why People Are Finally Paying Attention To Mississippi (w/ Scott Colom)
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5:05Errin HainesHOST
[laughs]
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5:05Scott ColomGUEST
They came down and covered me at Tougaloo College.
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5:08Scott ColomGUEST
I did my food truck on the campus.
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5:10Scott ColomGUEST
And when I was there I sh- I wanted to make this point to them.
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7:47Errin HainesHOST
Also, I, I know your daughters were just as interested in your, in the outcome of your, your primary as well.
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7:52Errin HainesHOST
I'm sure they were, I'm sure they were locked in.
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7:54Errin HainesHOST
And shout out to Tougaloo College too, by the way.
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7:56Errin HainesHOST
HBCUs, um, are such a factor in, in, uh, the coalition, uh, that it's gonna take-
We created the politics we say we hate
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21:47Barbara BlackmonGUEST
My husband is also an attorney.
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21:51Barbara BlackmonGUEST
He attended Tougaloo College and The George Washington University in Washington, DC.
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21:59Barbara BlackmonGUEST
He is a member of the Mississippi State Bar, as well as the M- as the DC Bar.
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22:08Barbara BlackmonGUEST
My husband spent 41 years in the House of Representatives in Mississippi, and I spent 20 years in the State Senate.
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