The new show is part of a larger “HBCU investment and excitement era,” said Walter M. Kimbrough, executive vice president of the United Negro College Fund. “Now you have a reboot of this iconic show that generations of people have watched to get.”
The new show is part of a larger “HBCU investment and excitement era,” said Walter M. Kimbrough, executive vice president of the United Negro College Fund. “Now you have a reboot of this iconic show that generations of people have watched to get.”