Maxwell Prange Dr. Miller African American History 29 April 2020 Hip Hop and Social Movements Every year in February, the United States celebrates Black History Month. Highlighting the trials and triumphs of the black community, the month honors the toiling Continue reading
Black Wall Street & A Nation of Continue reading
Valentina Rodriguez Professor Channon Miller Black History Project 04/29/2020 Freedom for Black Female Sexuality and Pleasure History creates awareness and offers solutions for black community’s inclusion and justice, but there are still many details that still need to be improved; Continue reading
Key figures in the Struggle for racial equality The program I listened to was a panel entitled “Civil Rights and The Black Power Movement” held on November 19th, 2014. The conversation took place at the Presidential John F. Kennedy Library Continue reading
The Rights Future and Past For this project I viewed a panel discussion titled “Civil Rights and The Black Power Movement” held at The John F Kennedy Library. The purpose of these panelists and audience members coming together was Continue reading
The February 2020 event “The Depths of Black Silence” at the San Diego Public Library with the panelists Dr. Channon Miller, an assistant professor of history at USD, Dr. Cory Gooding, an assistant professor of political science, and V. Dozier, Continue reading
Marion Humphrey African-American History May 9th, 2020 Left of Black I watched the online podcast “Left of Black with Tanisha Ford” for my project. On Feb 9, 2016 “Left of Black” host Dr. Mark Anthony Neal of Duke University Continue reading
The panel at the San Diego City Library on February 20th, 2020 featured Dr. Channon Miller along with Dr. Cory Gooding, both professors at University of San Diego. During the panel, speakers analyzed Michele Norris’ autobiography titled The Grace of Continue reading
