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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
They are but I really think if you're looking to take a college level class African American studies should be at the bottom since it's only going to be good for a few niche majors.

I really think schools are better off investing the resources on AP courses that are broadly applicable. So like something that can pass for your humanities in the 100-200 level.

So like speech, business math, or a writing course. African American history is more like a 300-400 level course specific to a certain major.

We literally dedicate a whole month to black history and from what I remember most of my social studies and history classes went all into these issues during that month. It's also again, heavily baked into all aspects of US history. There isn't a time where you can't not bring up how blacks were treated.
gpt
Similar to the other commenter, I viewed it in the lens of an elective replacement. If I wanted to take that instead of the bs Intro to Anthropology or History of Rock and Roll classes I took what's the difference