From HBCU Classrooms to the Marvel Universe
This episode is a major full-circle moment. Loren LoRosa hosts an exclusive virtual HBCU roundtable with Wonder Man star Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, and the conversation is equal parts inspiring, insightful, and real. Broadcast journalism students from HBCUs across the country step into the spotlight to ask Yahya about…
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