We've Got Something To Talk About
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Within the chapters, a myriad of past and present HBCU students chime in with their own personal accounts and stories that make this book an unforgettable read.

After talking to attendees and graduates from all over the country and carrying out the decade long research, Scott admits, who better to tell the story than the very individuals who lived it. And this book is intended to accentuate the experiences of students from all generations while validating the importance of having such institutions to attend.

The Author welcomes your thoughts and feedback about the book:  Scottwgstta@gmail.com

What our readers are saying

  • “The book is an excellent portrayal of the unique educational and spiritual journeys the students benefited from while having the opportunity to independently spread their wings.”

    This is a must read for potential students and parents of those who are looking to pursue a quality college education. I absolutely loved the way the protagonist shared their experience while allowing present and former students to interject theirs. The book is an excellent portrayal of the unique educational and spiritual journeys the students benefited from while having the opportunity to independently spread their wings. All college experiences are valuable, but after reading this book, I am convinced overall, HBCU students receive a more well-rounded experience while away from home.

    -Sheila Washington, Readiness Program Manager

    United States Air Force

  • “IN MY HUMBLE OPINION, THERE IS NO GREATER FEELING THAN BEING ABLE TO ABSORB THE RICH TRADITION AND HISTORY WHILE LEARNING AND EVOLVING INTO YOUNG ADULTHOOD! "

    “I thoroughly enjoyed every word of 'We've Got Something to Talk About!' This book takes you on an amazing journey of the HBCU experience and shines the spotlight on a culture and institution that has been under the radar way too long. As a young African American student who attended a non Historically Black University, I absolutely loved visiting my childhood friend who attended the HBCU right next door to my campus as often as I could. In my humble opinion, there is no greater feeling than being able to absorb the rich tradition and history while learning and evolving into young adulthood. At times, I felt like I was there myself walking in the very footsteps of those who were privileged to attend. while never laboring to complete the book. What a refreshing and important read”

    -Dorian Chism

  • “From its introduction to the final pages, readers are taken on a panoramic tour into the HBCU experience, with an unnamed tour guide.”

    “The title says it all, “We’ve Got Something To Talk About.” From its introduction to the final pages, readers are taken on a panoramic tour into the HBCU experience, with an unnamed tour guide. Along the way, the anecdotal accounts invoke tears, giggles and nostalgic pauses to reflect and in my case, having never attended an HBCU, opportunities to imagine what an honor to have attended and graduate from institutions built by and for people of color. The decade long investment in this project is evident. The author’s passion towards this topic is vividly emphasized throughout the work. This is a great conversation starter and should be a required read on HBCU campuses across North America.”

    -Patrice K. Starks, Best Selling Author

    “When Water Was Free”