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- Season 4 Everything Must Change
- Season 4 How Bittersweet It Is
- Season 4 Blues for Nobody's Child
- Season 4 Whitley's Last Supper
- Season 4 The Goodwill Games
- Season 4 Tales From the Exam Zone
- Season 4 Good Help Is Hard to Fire
- Season 4 Love Thy Neighbor
- Season 4 Time Keeps on Slippin'
- Season 4 The Apple Doesn't Fall
- Season 4 I'm Dreaming of a Wayne Christmas
- Season 4 War and Peace
- Season 4 Ex-Communication
- Season 4 Risk Around the Dollar
- Season 4 Love, Hillman-Style
- Season 4 A Word in Edgewise
- Season 4 Ms. Understanding
- Season 4 The Cash Isn't Always Greener
- Season 4 How Great Thou Art
- Season 4 It's Showtime at Hillman
- Season 4 Sister to Sister, Sister
- Season 4 Monet Is the Root of All Evil
- Season 4 If I Should Die Before I Wake
- Season 4 Never Can Say Goodbye
- Season 4 To Be Continued
A Different World - Season 4 Episode 17 Ms. Understanding
7.00 22 minutes Shazza Zulu, a student in his sixth year of undergraduate work, publishes a book discussing the sexist behavior of men at Hillman. The women take his words to heart; they get really worked up and decide to boycott all men. The men respond with a boycott of their own. Everyone gets upset with Dwayne and Whitley for refusing to take part, and Whitley's friends try to convince her that Dwayne is fooling around with the female students he tutors. After a food fight breaks out at the campus movie theater, Dean Hughes calls a summit to get the two sides to work out their differences. The students turn against Shazza, who insists that he is trying to promote harmony. He singles out Kim as someone who has turned against her race by dating a white man. She tells him off and storms out. Ron, who had earlier expressed a similar sentiment, apologizes to Kim and admits that he was jealous.
