Angela Davis
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- 16. Perpetuate Black Love Feb 1, 2022
- Davis, West, and Cobb discuss how to live a commitment to liberation and justice through Black love.
- 15. What to Do Now Feb 1, 2022
- McWhorter, Crenshaw, and Sherrilyn Ifill share what they believe is the right way forward.
- Black people have never been the problem; they have always been the solution for America.
In Part I, The Past, seven Black scholars invite you to learn the American history not taught in schools. Examine white supremacy and its antithesis, Black love; explore The 1619 Project and the origins of slavery; and begin to reshape the conversations on race in America. 70 2022 18 episodes.
Feb 1, 2022 · During Black History Month, Black History, Black Freedom, and Black Love – an unprecedented three-part class that explores the American History you weren’t taught in school – is...
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- MasterClass
Dec 2, 2021 · 2021 Dec 2. From critical race theory to the 1619 Project, Black intellectuals are reshaping conversations on race in America. Now seven of those preeminent voices share their insight on the...
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- MasterClass
Philosopher and theologian Cornel West explores the concept of white supremacy and 400 years of American history that reinforced it. He also covers how Black people created countervailing forces to affirm their dignity and worth.
From critical race theory to the 1619 Project, learn from seven Black intellectuals who are reshaping conversations on race in America. Deepen your knowledge of Black American experiences, past to present, with these groundbreaking scholars.
Sherrilyn Ifill unpacks the shameful history of lynching in America, exploring how forces of law and order were often deployed to terrorize Black citizens, such as George Armwood, whose murderers were never prosecuted or held responsible.
Black History, Black Freedom, and Black Love: With Nikole Hannah-Jones, Kimberle Crenshaw, Sherrilyn Ifill, Jelani Cobb.
