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Throughout history, the world has often feared the potential of an educated Black man or woman. This fear stems from the understanding that knowledge is power. When individuals are aware of their history, culture, and potential, they can challenge and change the status quo. It is not merely the acquisition of knowledge that is feared, but the empowerment that comes with it.
By Sandra Bonner (Kitty)Throughout history, the world has often feared the potential of an educated Black man or woman. This fear stems from the understanding that knowledge is power. When individuals are aware of their history, culture, and potential, they can challenge and change the status quo. It is not merely the acquisition of knowledge that is feared, but the empowerment that comes with it.