Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
They’re called entitled. Disloyal. Soft. But what if Black Millennials aren’t failing the workplace - the workplace is failing them? This WIO episode cuts through the lazy stereotypes and exposes what’s really driving burnout, anxiety, and job-hopping: rising costs, shrinking stability, racism in professional spaces, and the pressure to outperform just to be seen. What keeps them up at night isn’t ambition - it’s survival.
Official website: whut.org
Made possible by viewers like you. Support your local PBS station: donate.whut.org/whut/donate
Enjoy full episodes of your favorite shows anytime, anywhere at:
video.whut.org
FOLLOW WHUT:
Facebook: facebook.com/WHUTTV
Instagram: instagram.com/whuttv
WHUT is the nation’s only Public Broadcasting Television station licensed to be owned and operated by a historically Black University.
Subscribe now and embark on a journey of discovery with WHUT!
Brought to you by #WHUTtv - Howard University Television
They’re called entitled. Disloyal. Soft. But what if Black Millennials aren’t failing the workplace - the workplace is failing them? This WIO episode cuts through the lazy stereotypes and exposes what’s really driving burnout, anxiety, and job-hopping: rising costs, shrinking stability, racism in professional spaces, and the pressure to outperform just to be seen. What keeps them up at night isn’t ambition - it’s survival.
Official website: whut.org
Made possible by viewers like you. Support your local PBS station: donate.whut.org/whut/donate
Enjoy full episodes of your favorite shows anytime, anywhere at:
video.whut.org
FOLLOW WHUT:
Facebook: facebook.com/WHUTTV
Instagram: instagram.com/whuttv
WHUT is the nation’s only Public Broadcasting Television station licensed to be owned and operated by a historically Black University.
Subscribe now and embark on a journey of discovery with WHUT!
Brought to you by #WHUTtv - Howard University Television










