I was Born to Break Barriers. — Ep34.
"I Love My HBCU?" by Tosin Richard
Episode notes
In this episode, Kayla Edwards, Miss Alabama State University, discusses her experience as a pageant queen, the impact of HBCUs and Greek organizations, and her work with health organizations focused on Sickle Cell disease like the National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP).
Kayla shares her journey of how a Brooklynite chooses a university like Alabama State University even though she had no familiarity with HBCUs altogether; she has a special shout-out to the “HoneyBeez” who unbeknownst to them, were part of her decision making. In her signature genteel demeanor, Kayla also emphasizes the importance of being adventurous and seeking opportunities outside of one's comfort zone as well as the significance of voting and women's rights.
Just as impactful as her service in the different causes that she is committed to, voting and women’s rights ...