Ama Mazama - Homeschooling Black Children

The video features a professor discussing her research on homeschooling among African Americans. She explores the historical context of African Americans' fight for education rights and the current trend of homeschooling. Her research reveals that many African American families choose homeschooling to protect their children from racism and to ensure they learn about their cultural heritage. The video challenges misconceptions about African Americans' commitment to education and highlights the sacrifices made by families who homeschool.

What commonality did the speaker find among the African American homeschooling families they interviewed?

What impact does the speaker believe the curriculum has on African American children's understanding of their identity?

How does the speaker address the misconception that black people do not care about academic success?