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Mis-Education of the Negro. 38 Like Woodson, the YouTube radicals have attempted to
counter what they consider a distorted education system by creating their own online
and in-person education systems that include, but are not limited to, the following:
Aboriginal Medical Association and University (Atlanta, Georgia)
Amen Ra Squad University (Online)
Black Liberation Radio (Online)
The Black Business School (Online)
Huey P. Newton Gun Club (Dallas, Texas)
Meta Center of Chicago (Chicago, Illinois)
Moorish School of Law and History (Baltimore, Maryland)
Muhammad University of Islam (Chicago, Illinois)
Queen Aufa Sacred Wellness University (New York, New York)
Shabazz University (Online)
University of Kemetian Science (DeLand, Florida)
Unlearn to Relearn Academy (Atlanta, Georgia)
Usha Herbal Research Institute (Honduras).
The formation of these Black-owned and -created educational institutions reflect the
Black Conscious Community’s attempts to combine Black Liberation Religion and
Spirituality, Black Nationalism, Pan-Africanism, Afrocentricity, and other Black Conscious
schools of thought to achieve their goal of using the internet to spur a Black revolution
or transformation of the mental and physical reality of Black people through alternative
or outside of the mainstream measures. Black Conscious bookstores such as Black and
Nobel (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Black to the Basics Bookstore (Grambling,
Louisiana), Everyone’s Place (Baltimore, Maryland), and Nubian Bookstore (Morrow,
Georgia) aid the Black radical cause by providing materials necessary for Black-centered
activities. The purposeful avoidance of typical academic establishments, along with the
creation of Black Conscious educational institutions is often considered radical, drastic,
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Carter G. Woodson, The Mis-education of the Negro (Create Space Independent
Publishing, 1933).