(Photo credit: Cori Bostic Twitter)
Florida A&M’s Marching 100 is still in the early stages of band camp, but this year’s new edition has made history. Cori Bostic has been named the first-ever woman drum major in the band’s history.
Bostic is a junior from Atlanta in the School of Journalism and Graphic Communication, and a member of Delta Sigma Theta, according to the FAMUan.
Congrats to Ms. Bostic!
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The article said she’s the first in the band’s history, Meaning FAMU’s history.
Please check your facts. A number of years ago Prairie View A & M University had a female drum major
he’s just p____Y
That’s a woman? Zero femininity left. Good Gawd
You ignorant fool have you ever tried to say anything nice? You neanderthals are just fu**ing evil! For the Drum Major (female) Right On, Right! You look beautiful!
She gotta be a tough byot@h, this is the same school that killed band members in bus hazing. So sad