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@ Susquehanna University

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In 1971 an interest to bring Black Studies to Susquehanna University was being discussed among students and organizations. Although it was agreed that all black and white Americans needed to be aware of the Black Culture, if not conducted in the right manner Black Studies could result in "disaster and setback".

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Keywords

  1. African American Culture
  2. African Americans
  3. Black Studies
  4. Courses
  5. Susquehanna University

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