Should HBCUs Ban Bonnets? The Tuskegee Debate Everyone's Talking About
episodePreviously titled “hould HBCUs Ban Bonnets? The Tuskegee Debate Everyone's Talking About” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 28, 2026
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Hey y'all, what's up? It's Lauren LaRosa, and this is another episode of The Latest with Lauren LaRosa. This is your daily dig on all things pop culture, entertainment news, and all of the conversations that shake the room, baby. All right, so checking in behind the scenes of The Grind. I told you guys that we were ripping, we were running, we were going, we're getting ready for a lot of things this week. Still in the motion, in the mix of that, I'm currently... Coming to you guys from Delaware right now. I came home. I came home to just make sure things was cool. Grandma had a small procedure, but she came up out of it strong. Everything is good. Getting older is crazy. I know we talked about this a bit on a previous episode because the roles just really reverse.
I... like honestly this was a in in the morning out by evening type of surgery um outpatient for those you guys who don't know the difference outpatient is like where you come they do whatever they're going to do procedure wise and then you go home inpatient is where they have to keep you overnight monitor you all those things so normally things that are like you know less invasive or like just just smaller of a procedure smaller of a process um are outpatient so you're there you get what you need to get done and you go home and that's what she um did but Because I'm typically the person that, like, will talk to doctors on her behalf and follow up with medicines for her and just, you know, all those things.
It just made her more comfortable for me to be here. And I realized today that we're really over the hill when it comes to, like, the roles reversing.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–10:46
2
What personal update does Lauren LaRosa share at the start of the episode?
10:46–12:48
3
How did Lauren describe her experience supporting her grandmother through a medical procedure?
12:48–29:23
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How did Lauren transition from family updates to the Tuskegee dress code controversy?
29:23–33:31
Speakers
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