But this shift in where students are attending college has also led to a modern HBCU renaissance. Historically Black colleges and universities are seeing record-breaking applications. This is the first episode of our new series, Kahlil Explains, featuring @kahlilgreene.bsky.social:

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Black student enrollment has dropped at the top 50 most selective universities in the US. For example, prior to the end of race-based affirmative action in 2023, Black students made up 18% of the freshman class at Harvard; for the class of 2029, they’ll only be 11.5% of the student body.

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I'm sitting where the red arrow is, the man with the blue arrow & eyeball sticker in front of me is Sir Oliver Hart, Nobel Prize winning economist, who recently published a paper with Helene & Luigi Zingales called "How to Implement Shareholder Democracy:" journals.law.harvard.edu/hblr/volume-...

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Early voting (near campus) and every single person in line ahead of me is a young woman. Every single one.

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Mission accomplished!

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