Black American History Arts & Culture | Compilation
Crash Course Black American History explores arts and culture! Learn about the art, literature, and political thought innovations of the Harlem Renaissance, the literature of Toni Morrison and Zora Neale Hurston, the origins of rap and hip-hop, and the poetry of Phillis Wheatley.
Chapters:
Harlem Renaissance: Part 1 00:00
Harlem Renaissance: Part 2 12:16
Zora Neale Hurston 25:23
The Origins of Rap & Hip Hop 35:07
Toni Morrison 49:40
Phillis Wheatley 1:01:20
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I thought we were getting more Black History with Clint and I was sooooo excited!
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Me too!
More Clint is always appreciated ❤
This is awesome. Thank you. There wasnt enough when i was in school and im looking forward just to learn.
Thank you. EXXCELLENT presentation. I'm a teacher and use these for class. You are doing great work!
Library of America recently published "Black Writers of the Founding Era" which features poems by Jupiter Hammon and Phillis Wheatley among other writers. Library of America has also a volume of Black poetry, a volume of writings by James Weldon Johnson, two by Zora Neale Hurston, two by various writers of the "Harlem Renaissance, and many other black authors. I recommend these books. There is soon to be a volume on "Jim Crow" writings.
Can you do a video on Henrietta Lacks next? Then, one on redlining? I have my university students watching your channel. 🤓
everyone needs to watch this, our school system failed to educate us on this
Fell in perfect timing literally
After all this time, Clint needs a musical intro: (Slick Rick) Guess who's back. Hey young world. The world is yours...
This is super informative! As an immigrant to the USA, I had no idea about so much of the historical and cultural nuances.
Thanks for the amazing information
Thanks for this!
Thank you for this video me and my daughter are going over our heritage 😊
I love art. It's still worth a million words
Don't know how It took so long to get to this channel but I found it. Just awesome.
Amazing thanks for sharring.
Worth a watch and rewatch 💜
Just beautiful! Keep this type of content alive! Future generations most know these stories.
This is a great series, a very dignified work.
The content of this video is a beautifully textured as Clint’s shirt 👏
stop, is that Clint Smith. Ive been listening to his amazing poetry bro omg It's Clint Smith
Love this show
Thank you!
Awww... it's just a compilation. For a second, I thought they were bringing Clint back.
Want more of these videos
Happy Black History Month ✊🏿
Great to see how an suppressed community come up against all odds and finally uplifted themselves in today's world 🎉 through series of struggle and fight. Truly, ❤ BLACK IS BEAUTY ❤
Thank you so much. This is a very important for us to learn truth. I'm white, but my blood great nephew is half black. I worry about him every day.
I had a dream people were judged not by the colour of their skin.
Comment for the algorithm! /o/
Read Clint's book, how the word is passed. Stop formosa
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