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Ayesha Rascoe is the host of NPR's Weekend Edition Sunday and weekend episodes of Up First.
Prior to her role as host, Rascoe was a White House Correspondent. She covered three presidential administrations. As a part of the White House team, she was also a regular on the NPR Politics Podcast.
Before joining NPR, Rascoe spent the first decade of her career at Reuters, rising from a news assistant to an energy reporter to eventually covering the White House. While at Reuters, Rascoe covered some of the biggest energy and environmental stories of the past decade, including the 2010 BP oil spill.
She’s a proud graduate of Howard University.

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Introduction: Finding My Voice at the Mecca by Ayesha Rascoe (Howard University)
The Black Woman Artist and her Black-Owned Songs by Honorée Fanonne Jeffers (Talladega College)
Kid in a Wrinkled Ass Suit by Roy Wood Jr. (Florida A&M)
The Renewing Power of HBCUs by Stacey Abrams (Spelman)
I Love My HU by Lauren Ellis (Hampton)
A Southern Girl in a Complicated World by Shawn Zachery (Southern)
The HBCU of Sisterhood that Changed My World by Tendayi Kuumba (Spelman)
It's About the Culture by Branford Marsalis (Southern)
Howard Is Where I Belonged, But It Wasn’t Easy by Michael Arceneaux (Howard)
Perseverance Every Step of the Way by Rebecca K. Roussell (Dillard)
The Feeling of Finding Home by Marquis Brown (Hampton)
HBCUs Taught Me by Nichole Perkins (Dillard)
Loving You to Success by April Ryan (Morgan State)
Let Your Life Do the Singing by Melonie Parker (Hampton)
Dear Old Morehouse by Brandon Gilpin (Morehouse)
Everybody is Cheering for You by Leoneda Inge (Florida A&M)
Anything Is Possible by Oprah Winfrey (Tennessee State)