@africancorevideosyt: Black history, African American history, vocational education, and economic history reveal how major changes in industry transformed Black communities. As factories closed and vocational programs declined in many schools, opportunities for skilled trades and stable careers changed across the United States. This video explores the relationship between trade education, manufacturing jobs, economic mobility, and the lasting impact these changes had on many Black communities. In this video, you'll learn: • How vocational education changed over time • Why skilled trades once played a major role in Black communities • The impact of factory closures and deindustrialization • Why trade skills remain valuable today • How economic changes reshaped opportunities for future generations Understanding Black history also means understanding the economic changes that shaped families, careers, and communities. #BlackHistory #africanhistory #blackamerica #tradeschool #vocationaleducation #History #education

Bruce :

As far i remember EVERYONE PAID that price. Unfortunately the government makes $$$ by putting PEOPLE in debt not just blacks. FORTUNATELY we have options 4 those MOTIVATED TO SUCCEED.

redwinericky :

So true 💯

reginaldgillam840 :

THIS BROTHER IS SPOT ON💯!!!

user3017748798442 :

Yep 💯

pamelastandinnpea :

FACTS!

Basille Newman :

richardstewart5070 :

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰100% FACTS

AFRICAN CORE :

why dont they teach this in schools?

Niitsitapi :

💯

Darryel :

Preach!!!!

twanawhite215 :

Real Talk

thomaslawson11 :

yes 🤔🤔🤔🤔

champ d :

Real facts and Real talk 💯💯💯💯💯

Larryjrclark :

👍 yep

NewGuy :

Deep

Bina :

You’re so right

Lamar :

I think my generation is the last one where we had woodshop

lolo :

Exactly 💯

kaybee12341 :

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🇨🇬RisingSun127❌ :

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Val :

💯🖤

KC :

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Ell :

This also effected lower economic white people . They did it to all the races

busstop352 :

so how does this not apply to everyone not just black people