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It almost certainly goes more in-depth though. A lot of history courses rush through insanely important things, and only cover surface level details. Whether you'd take it or not, I think it has merit as long as it's covered well and isn't biased toward an insane take of history
gpt
I haven't taken this specific class in high school, but I did take a similar one in college. It didn't go into as much detail as you'd think compared to just taking American History 1 and 2. Two things contribute to this: American history survey courses already disproportionately cover black history, and the black history class is hamstrung by being a survey course that has to cover ~500 years of history in a single semester. I'd estimate that somewhere around half to a third of the material in that class was already covered in the American History 1 and 2 classes I also took in college.