Teachers

To any random passerby, BCU seemed to be a university just like any other. There were buildings, well landscaped grounds, courses and programs, teachers and students; everything one would expect from an accredited university. However, when one looked more closely, the more things seemed to be... off.

The buildings were of unusual, suggestive and almost erotic designs. The grounds had black asphalt spearing through lush fertile gardens. Mahogany halls decorated every entryway to ivory structures. Courses included: Breeding and Reproduction, Immersive History of African Migration, Comparative Evolutionary Studies, and various other courses. Most curious of all were the instructors and student body.

Teachers were numerous, and seemed to be mostly men. Black men. There were a few female teachers, and most of those seemed to be white. There were a few female Asian teachers, and a handful of black women; but strangely, there were no white or Asian men on the faculty.