Did attending Howard University at the height of the civil rights movement change you?

I didn’t want to go to college but I was expected to. I grew up on a college campus, where my father was a music professor. At… https://t.co/c66zIKJXKF
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It seems that the Twitter post does not relate to a maintenance report feedback for public flat houses. The post mentions attending Howard University, which is a historically black university in Washington, D.C. The post also mentions the civil rights movement and the author's desire to go to college, which suggests that the post is not about a maintenance issue or feedback for public housing.