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Juneteenth 2023: The Freedom to Learn

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  • Опубликовано: 15 июн 2023
  • Education for Black Americans didn’t come easy.
    Because Black Americans were held back from freedom during slavery, it also held them back from education, and to this day, the Black community is still feeling the ramifications.
    Due to the lack of resources, finances and a multitude of other external factors, many Black Americans don’t have the opportunity to take advantage of a higher education. For example, only 35% of Black Americans have associate degrees or higher, and Black student enrollment has also declined over the last 10 years, according to a Lumina Foundation-Gallup 2023 State of Higher Education study.
    Over the years, many Black Americans, and people of other races, have decided to follow in their ancestors’ footsteps and attend an HBCU, which has provided the campuses with exposure.
    To know an HBCU is to know homecomings, marching bands, step shows, and more importantly - culture. To celebrate HBCUs and the history of Black education, we have to take a look back at how it all got started, which for some, could be a hard story to digest. Read more: www.khou.com/a...
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Комментарии • 38

  • @private3649
    @private3649 Год назад +2

    Of all the videos I have watched thus far today, 06.19.2023, this one brought me to tears, in a good way. THANK YOU.

  • @idillard
    @idillard Год назад +1

    This is excellent! Thank you for making this most valuable video available. This needs to be a part of every school's curriculum in the country especially Texas and Florida. We can't go back; We must go forward in truth! God bless the creators of this film. Peace and love

  • @avgolden1974
    @avgolden1974 Год назад +1

    Thank you KHOU for another awarding winning program! This deserves an Emmy!

  • @user-sy2qz8zv2h
    @user-sy2qz8zv2h Год назад +2

    Most of us get our information/education from Black Churches and our Pastors talk to the Lord frequently

  • @PhenoMikally
    @PhenoMikally Год назад +2

    The Juneteenth flag is Red,White and Blue with one white ⭐️ in the center of the flag!!

  • @rubengutierrez5102
    @rubengutierrez5102 2 месяца назад

    In the North and East, it's every man for himself. But in the deep South and West, Black people stick together, that's because of Juneteenth.

  • @theresabullock3241
    @theresabullock3241 Год назад +2

    This was a informative video. Curious as to why we have 5,000 views but only 148 likes🤔

  • @tracyclark7560
    @tracyclark7560 Месяц назад

    Once the soldiers (with guns) showed up (determined to uphold the laws of the Union) let everyone with in ear shy know--White and Black, Red, Yellow, Brown, No More Slavery, it's over. People colored dark was getting to reading and writing (since it had so vehemently been denied), and others were getting as far away as they could out of town. Poet Tracy Clark inspired by Pairie View HBCU

  • @rubengutierrez5102
    @rubengutierrez5102 2 месяца назад

    You've got some remarkable Black people out here who made something out of nothing in life, that's called resilience.

  • @luvrumcake
    @luvrumcake Год назад +4

    Thank you so very much for enlightening me.❤The link has definitely been shared.

  • @jc2007rose
    @jc2007rose Год назад +1

    FANTASTIC 🙌🏾

  • @irithastranton
    @irithastranton Год назад +3

    Thank you for this live broadcast 👋🏾

  • @Yaarahpartridge8847
    @Yaarahpartridge8847 Год назад +1

    We still have so far to go

  • @valeriebwilliams701
    @valeriebwilliams701 Год назад +3

    As the world continues to issue Us more acknowledgment on being FREE; I wonder when are We going to sincerely acknowledge one another as being FREE? And love one another. As I travel to percentages where there's less of us. It's sad how when our paths cross there's no effort to look up and even nod their head or speak. Even if I say HELLO, it's a mumble. Or nothing is said. It's rare that I'll get the same HELLO. Again what are we showing the YOUTH? HYPOCRISY! Oh yes we're free when we can party or get a sale on merchandise. But then when it's time to acknowledge one another in a remote setting, it's null and void. When you get time, I would like your help on these issues. I'll keep praying! Your Sister in Christ!

    • @valeriebwilliams701
      @valeriebwilliams701 Год назад

      Idea?
      Since people of color have several options to celebrate Martin Luther King, February, Juneteenth, Kwanzaa. Why not start entire month of March Irish, May Italian, and find out what other cultures month would be. Some would need to share a month if it's the same. Either way let's try to think really fast and help relinquish some of his ongoing hate!

    • @GrabAHoldOfTheMind
      @GrabAHoldOfTheMind Год назад

      If they would had left us minding our business we wouldn't have to celebrate any
      holiday, they should have left our ancestors where they were and left them alone and it wouldn be none of this

  • @GrabAHoldOfTheMind
    @GrabAHoldOfTheMind Год назад +1

    We must keep Juneteeth ALIVE. It's one thing I disagree with and that is Juneteeth belongs to us not everybody because everybody didn't go through wat our ancestors went through and we as black people went throught alot and no matter what we have they will always try and take from us in everything we do or have. I can't see Juneteeth being for everybody because if it was it wouldn't be just our holiday it would be everybody holiday. We are the only ones who celebrate it. What does anybody else have to celebrate Juneteeth for? All these other holidays mean something to these people who made these major holidays and they let it be knowing but soon as black history month comes, nobody other than us cares. Every day is BLACK HISTORY MONTH, and every day is JUNETEETH. 💪🏾🫱🏾‍🫲🏿👊🏾🤷🏾‍♀️

  • @clairmontjoseph775
    @clairmontjoseph775 Год назад

    What was the litcture of africa before Europeans went to the African continent because lurning something you can never catch-up with is counter productive to nubians

  • @cpberrill
    @cpberrill Год назад +7

    I’d ask what the hell Juneteenth is supposed to be, but like most people, I really don’t care.

    • @Trollzarefunny
      @Trollzarefunny Год назад +11

      Apparently you do since you cared enough to comment kleminskyzzzz 😂

    • @gwendolynpatrick6539
      @gwendolynpatrick6539 Год назад

      Only GOD can free a person not a white man

    • @T_rog07
      @T_rog07 Год назад +1

      Now u do. Do so until u exploded 😅😅

    • @cpberrill
      @cpberrill Год назад

      Now, I would ask all of you salty twats in the comments how your pretend holiday went, but I still don't care!

  • @kevinhanes2808
    @kevinhanes2808 Год назад +4

    So sick of all these new BS supposed holidays lol What a JOKE

    • @T_rog07
      @T_rog07 Год назад +1

      So do something about it n watch ur fingers fall 😅😅😅

    • @Yaarahpartridge8847
      @Yaarahpartridge8847 Год назад

      We need to take the holidays and use them to our advantage. WE should be writing our history books for our schools. Not White folks.

    • @GrabAHoldOfTheMind
      @GrabAHoldOfTheMind Год назад +1

      You can tell this is white cheddar cheese white popcorn white rice being immature that will never learn.