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Published on November 3, 2008

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The One Story: HBCUs And The Gatekeeping Of Black Culture
The One Story: HBCUs And The Gatekeeping Of Black Culture

What happens when outsiders to the HBCU community try to impact Black college culture? The answer may not be as straightforward as you think.

The singer, pianist and entertainer became the first Black person to host his own show when he hosted the first “Nat King Cole Show” on November 4, 1956.

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