“I Love African-American History”
Ep. 4 Outline
Introduction: What's going on everyone, Welcome to another addition of Confessions of a Native Son, I'm your host Mike Steadman. I'm a Marine Corps Veteran, Entrepreneur, and Aspiring author, who enjoys thought provoking and engaging dialogue about race, culture, and business.
On this episode, I open up about my passion for studying African-American History, how I've managed to cultivate my passion at the Naval Academy and graduate school at Rutgers Newark, and how I believe today's black youth can benefit from learning more their own history. As always, thanks for sharing your time with and I hope enjoy the show.
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Theme: I love African-American History
Topic 1: Origins
Vacation Bible School/Black History Bowl
Malcolm X Elementary Project
Topic 2: The Naval Academy
Malcolm X at the Prep School
Breaking the Color Barrier
African American History Class
Topic 3: Graduate School
American Studies
African-American Literature
Conclusion: We can't expect others to educate our kids.
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