The Role of Black Colleges in America

The video discusses how black colleges in America redefined black identity despite laws preventing African-Americans from learning. It highlights the debate over educational control, the survival of black colleges amidst violence, and their leadership role. The video concludes by emphasizing the unique experiences offered by these institutions.

What role did black colleges play in the identity of African-Americans in the U.S.?

• They only focused on sports.

• They were controlled by the government.

• They were insignificant in shaping identity.

• They redefined what it meant to be black in America.

What was a major question regarding the control of African-American education?

• Whether it should be controlled by white or black individuals.

• Whether it should be controlled by the government or private entities.

• Whether it should be free or paid.

• Whether it should focus on arts or sciences.

How did black colleges respond to violence and intimidation?

• They moved to different countries.

• They stopped admitting students.

• They survived and thrived.

• They closed down.

What unique aspect do black colleges offer according to the video?

• They focus solely on technology.

• They offer the same experience as other colleges.

• They provide something not found elsewhere.

• They have the largest campuses.

What is the significance of the phrase 'Tell them we are rising' in the context of black colleges?

• It refers to a new government policy.

• It signifies the decline of black colleges.

• It represents the growth and resilience of black colleges.

• It is a slogan for a sports team.