As a HBCU graduate and administrator, I know that Homecoming is a sacred time. It's our time to go home to our alma maters, the homes that prepared us for leadership, global citizenship, and fruitful lives throughout the Diaspora. This year, many of us are celebrating virtually…again. So, we're dropping a coffee to celebrate together, from wherever. This coffee helms from none other than Ethiopia, the home of coffee.
As a HBCU graduate and administrator, I know that Homecoming is a sacred time. It's our time to go home to our alma maters, the homes that prepared us for leadership, global citizenship, and fruitful lives throughout the Diaspora. This year, many of us are celebrating virtually…again. So, we're dropping a coffee to celebrate together, from wherever. This coffee helms from none other than Ethiopia, the home of coffee.
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Specialty coffee can be tricky. As delicious and luxurious as it is, it hasn't always been accessible to everyday Black people. Despite the known h...
