Political Thought in the Harlem Renaissance: Crash Course Black American History #27

[@davidparker7216]

Crash course team you are crushing it with this series

[@libergirl33]

Thank you to everyone. We are here today because of your bravery in fighting for yourself and future generations 🙏🏾

[@Eboli-dx5mq]

Thank you for your hard work. Even though it’s hard to hear some of this information it’s very well done and necessary.

[@bboicrazy8]

Thanks for more information about Marcus Garvey; really intersting to learn more about his views (and I say that as someone with two history degrees). How complex! Also, wow his views about Africans really reveal how deep bias can go against even in someone seemingly pro-Black against Africans.

[@citizenx4750]

Thank you for this crash course. Keep up the good work. We as a people in this country require this info

[@depreseo]

why has the video been age restricted?

[@brandensmith2860]

amazing synopsis of pan africanism and marcus garvey as a whole. brushing up on my black history with this course has been a breeze! thank you for your great work!!

[@kamelajameel2976]

not sure how i feel about his comments about africans in africa but another great episode!

[@erikaroth6049]

This was fantastic

[@CretSmug]

Love the video! Could you please do Women’s History?

[@jzk2020]

He was truly a great man. May he rest in power!

[@AaronKnight-fe1vm]

I did not know this and thank you for informations in history unknown to me i like yours videos good

[@akor7035]

So little comments, why's that?

[@stalkerwithapinkhat2788]

It’s relatively new and a lot of views are going to be from students, or people like me who are bing watching

[@frog-ity8766]

nice

[@lilianaspeiser543]

can anyone summerize this video super quickly?

[@andyc9902]

Do the Harlem shake