A Message to Black College Students
A Message to Black College Students by Jerjuan Howard, published by Plug’d Media on December 15, 2020, is an insightful exploration aimed at Black college students. This 86-page book discusses the critical role these students play in the broader context of Black progression, examining habits that may hinder this advancement, such as individualism and misconceptions about success and Black Excellence.
Readers will find a blend of historical context, personal experiences, and data that illustrate the current challenges faced by Black college students and propose actionable steps for improvement. The book emphasizes the importance of dissatisfaction as a catalyst for growth, encouraging a reflective approach to education and self-development. With its focus on education and self-help, this edition serves as a resource for those seeking to navigate their academic journeys while contributing to the collective progress of the Black community.
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A Message to Black College Students is a book that addresses Black college students’ role in overall black progression, as well as some of our habits that hinder it. Habits such as individualism, a distorted view of success, and a flawed definition of Black Excellence…to name a few. Using historical context, personal experience, and data/statistics I’ve painted a picture of how we got to this point and what we can do to move forward.
Dissatisfaction breeds improvement, while satisfaction inhibits complacency.
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