From Minor Leagues To College as a Black First Gen Athlete feat Kelley O'Neal
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From Minor Leagues To College as a Black First Gen Athlete feat Kelley O'Neal
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We talk with Kelly O’Neal of Texas A&M Universityabout getting drafted into minor league baseball and starting college later with almost no roadmap.
Kelley starting college at a community college as a non-traditional student while working full time. He talks to us about how he defines “success” as stability while still not knowing the rules of college and why a grandparent’s degree does not always translate into social capital.
Along with La'Tonya, Kelley co-founded the Black First Gen Collective, a national body, and in this episode he explains what people misunderstand about Black first gen students and the harm of treating communities as a monolith.
https://www.firstgenforward.org/our-initiatives/advocacy-and-policy/black-first-gen-collective
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