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• W262722827 abstract "The existing body of scholarship on of African American in higher education dates back to early twentieth century, and an analysis of it helps lay foundation for adoption of relevant pedagogies for new millennium. In this article, author (a) conceptualizes African American as well as its educational value and goals, (b) critically explores and historicizes significant scholarship on and learning of African American history, and (c) suggests strategies for African American at introductory university survey level. This article ultimately seeks to contribute to dialogues concerning in African American historical profession, especially as it relates to education of millennial hip-hop generation university students. INTRODUCTION Following pivotal Black student protests of Civil Rights era and Black Power Movement, mainstream, predominantly White universities began offering courses related to African American experience, often under umbrella of Black Studies. It was during and after blistering (Brossard, 2001, pp. 65-67) of Black Studies Movement from late 1960s until early 1970s that multi-layered African American experience-past, present, and future-became a not-to-be-overlooked topic in college and university curriculums throughout nation. History has always been a main core subject area (Karenga, 1982, pp. 35-38; Asante, 1992, p. 26) of Black Studies. History was also one of first major disciplines in which African American scholars created autonomous intellectual traditions and institutions that existed side by side White America's various exclusionary academic infrastructures during era of Jim Crow segregation through Black Power era. Several years following 1983 state of art conference on study and of African American at Purdue University, Darlene Clark Hine optimistically commented: Today Afro-American is a respected and legitimate field of American history (Hine, 1986, p. ix). Presently, African American arguably represents one of most dynamic sub-fields of U.S. historical inquiry and higher education. At same time, leading scholarship on and learning, most notably illuminating study, Knowing, Teaching, and Learning History: National and International Perspectives, has failed to address African American (Stearns, Sexias, & Wineberg, 2000). The and learning of African American in higher education warrants more scholarly discourse. As data from report of American Historical Association's Committee on Graduate Education suggest, lack of preparation for is a serious concern for and other graduate students (Bender, Katz, Palmer, & Committee on Graduate Education of American Historical Association, 2004). Equally important, American culture and society has undergone a host of pivotal transformations since so-called mainstreaming of African American several decades ago that require university professors of African American to reconsider, reframe, and critically reflect on their approaches to as well as increasingly diverse learning processes of their students. More broadly speaking, as Huber and Hutchings (2005) passionately argued, the scholarship of and learning is an imperative for higher education today, not a choice (p. 13) because teaching today is harder than it used to be (p. 20). Focusing on historical evolution of scholarship on of African American in higher education, this article addresses following inquiries. What is African American and its educational value? What are some timely goals for African American to today's university students? How have scholars theorized of African American since early twentieth century? …" @default.
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• W262722827 title "Strategies for Teaching African American History: Musings from the Past, Ruminations for the Future." @default.
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