A college education is vital in today's society in order to compete or even to survive. The difference could mean literally poverty or success. Though it has become a necessity to earn a college degree, there are other alternatives to success in life that mainstream society does not stress.

There are also things about the concept of college that many people do not understand. College trains us to be productive workers in a capitalist society yet neglects to teach us how to protect ourselves against capitalist ventures. Afromerica will examine the relationship between preparing yourself for life and being prepared.

Articles of Higher Education

• Ending Race Discrimination in Institutional Reports and Studies

• Bill "Willie Lynch" Cosby Attempts To Kick the Black Man Down, Again!

• Afromerica recently published a rebuttal to a research report from the "University of Florida" entitled: Black Students With Exotic Names Face School Barriers written by the professor David Figlio. We encouraged readers to contact professor Figlio with comments. Mr. Figlio responded to our article to explain the study and method of research. Please read, along side with Afromerica's interpretation, and judge accordingly....[more]

• Institutional Racism At Work

• Response to "Institutional Racism At Work" - From David Figlio

• Hampton University Repression - By John Robinson

• Corporate Plantation: Political Repression and the Hampton Model - By John Robinson and Brandon King

• Hue and Cry: Black Men at Penn envision a facility geared toward the study of racism. - by Kia Gregory

• College, Where Are The Black Males?

• 7 Excuses Not to Go to College

Behind Reparations industrial logistics of 21st century advancement Community/Stratification

Internal Colonialism Blacks are a colonized people in many areas Community/Stratification

Whites More Likely Drug Addicts usually the first ones to experiment Justice/Abuse/

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