none of them covered afro-caribbean history or pan-africanism that much.
why?
i guess they are of lil use in today's society
ppl get entire degrees in just U.S. Civil War history
you have too much information to cover in too short of time

being at an HBCU i've had instructors go a lil deeper and give the "black side" of historical events but it wasn't any Af-Am studies course
in Music 101 Professor Lott would give the black details that the textbook left out
in Health 101 Ms. Butler would go into stuff like the Tuskeegee Experiments but she would tell about stuff like that in off color jokes

my mom kept us out of school every June 19th and she schooled us (in a very surface level way) of what juneteenth meant




>men, but I had to go look for information about my people and
>what they've done.
>
>Watch when your daughter enters the 1st grade and every
>February they only talk about MLK and maybe Malcolm (they
>usually don't until high school) and you tell me if the
>education is equal on both sides.
>
>
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