Kendrick Lamar will be the subject of new course at Temple University

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Ah yes. When I think of important African American history, I think of Kendrick Lamar :mjlol:
Bro that shyt took over the zeitgeist for an entire year plus.

It went from being underground rap beef to viral to global.

And it’s just an elective. Like who gives a fukk? :mjlol:

Edit, I’m only speaking on the recent beef. His catalog is perfect for academic dissemination.
 

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I keep saying kendrick is the most important african american of the last few years. And what he's doing is extremely important for our culture.
 

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Some of the other courses offered by that department

AAAS 0829. The History & Significance of Race in America. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 0834. Representing Race. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 1125. Elementary Hausa. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 1152. Introduction to African Aesthetics. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 1253. Blacks in World History. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 1268. African American History Since 1900. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 1271. Urban Black Politics. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 2044. The Black Church. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 2058. African American Music I. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 2111. Tupac Shakur and the Hip Hop Revolution. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 2142. The Black Male Experience. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 3205. The Black Woman. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 3296. The Black Family. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 4221. The Black Child: Development and Socialization. 3 Credit Hours.


AAAS 2134. The Literature of American Slavery. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 2168. African Americans in Sports. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 3215. Languages and Cultures of West Africa. 3 Credit Hours.
 

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Bro that shyt took over the zeitgeist for an entire year plus.

It went from being underground rap beef to viral to global.

And it’s just an elective. Like who gives a fukk? :mjlol:

Edit, I’m only speaking on the recent beef. His catalog is perfect for academic dissemination.

I guess. I just think it’s more important shyt to include in the curriculum in 2025 for a black studies program, especially with this administration.

And what can you do with a degree in African American studies? How much money can you make with a history degree period?
 

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So you mad a black artist is getting a in-depth class on his lyrics :mjpls:
Did you have that same energy when Lupe was teaching a class on hip hop or when Bun was doing the same thing:mjpls:
It’s funny how this dude got y’all coming out yall panties like this
There is a whole tragic mulatto thread who imitates culture while being a suing Mafioso
Take your goofy ass in there and run around Target listening to his music beloved:mjpls:

Shut fakkit I went to a HBCU :russ:
 

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It's for the African American history department. Does learning about Compton and the policies and history that shaped the individuals and music produced from that area not fall in with the general area of study? One elective in 120 hours of course work?
FWIW, the topic for my English paper was about examples of African Americans protesting using art as a medium. Swimming Pools fit so perfectly I couldn’t believe it.
 

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FWIW, the topic for my English paper was about examples of African Americans protesting using art as a medium. Swimming Pools fit so perfectly I couldn’t believe it.
:wow:
 

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Some of the other courses offered by that department

AAAS 0829. The History & Significance of Race in America. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 0834. Representing Race. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 1125. Elementary Hausa. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 1152. Introduction to African Aesthetics. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 1253. Blacks in World History. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 1268. African American History Since 1900. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 1271. Urban Black Politics. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 2044. The Black Church. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 2058. African American Music I. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 2111. Tupac Shakur and the Hip Hop Revolution. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 2142. The Black Male Experience. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 3205. The Black Woman. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 3296. The Black Family. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 4221. The Black Child: Development and Socialization. 3 Credit Hours.


AAAS 2134. The Literature of American Slavery. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 2168. African Americans in Sports. 3 Credit Hours.

AAAS 3215. Languages and Cultures of West Africa. 3 Credit Hours.
I would have had straight A's on them shyts without studying. AA Studies is one of my degrees and none of the shyt I took was as easy as this. shyt, one of my Masters class, we had to read a full book every week, write questions to be discussed in class. We met once a week from 6-9 PM. The head of the history department at my university took that shyt serious
 
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