The people are okay. They are basically my 9th grade year of high school meaning they all know each other and I'm like "Hi." It's chill though.
The main problem here is announcing to be pro-black but truly being anti-black. There is so much talk about how great it is to be black, but you are expected to change all that is so called "black" about you and it is expressed as the only way to get a job, make a career or just be successful.
That's one of my main problems with HBCU's. They were born and developed out of segregation and haven't learned to develop with time. It's a true problem.