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WATCH: Resources, Racism, and The Myth of Inferior Black Intelligence
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“Too Long Have Others Spoken For Us”: A History of Black News Media
From Abolition Papers to BET, How Have Black People Spread the News? In today’s digital world, black people can get
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MUST READ: Black History, The “Lost Cause”, & Winning The War
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Two Minute History: Prince Edward County and Massive Resistance
As the kiddos have headed back to school, I've been doing a lot of thinking about the history of education
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JSYK: Why No School Should Be Named After Booker T. Washington
Reference: The Education of Blacks in the South, 1860-`1935 (James D. Anderson)
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JSYK: How Texas Screws The Schools
They have too much control. This, among other reasons, is why I plan on homeschooling my future progeny.
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Fast History: Learning How to Read and Write As a Slave
I've come to think that too many of us take education for granted. Sitting in a classroom learning how to
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The Sticky Relationship Between Evangelism, Racism, and American Schools
In February 1956, the pastor of the largest congregation in the Southern Baptist Convention, W.A. Criswell, stood before a sea
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Two Minute History: How Slavery Built The Ivy Leagues
Ivy League institutions are some of the most prestigious places for higher learning in the country. They're highly exclusive and
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Two Minute History: The Resegregation of American Schools and School Choice
In this quick video I explain how American schools have been resegregated even after Brown vs Board of Education.