Status Updates From The Mis-Education of the Negro

The echoes of past injustices resonate in contemporary society, as movements like Black Lives Matter remind us that the fight for equality and justice is far from over. This ongoing relevance serves as a stark reminder of the work still needed to achieve true equity and healing in our communities.

It’s wild how relevant this is after over 50 years of racism, highlighting the persistent inequalities and injustices that continue to affect marginalized communities today.

crazy how modern this feels

I keep teetering between "he's cooking" and "where are we going with this" - needless to say I'm engaged

wow... i dont think i've ever read something where you can FEEL the rage radiating from the words like this

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In “The Mis-Education of the Negro” aka African American aka Black people, Woodson admonishes the reader that Black people are not dark-skinned, white people. And accordingly, Woodson challenges the oppressive realities in education and socialization of Black people throughout history.