The Mis-Education of the Negro
This ageless classic challenges our perceptions of ourselves as blacks in America and the mis-education behind it. A new edition, it includes a profile, introduction and study questions by Dr. Jawanza Kunjufu.
Hardcover Book : 240 pages
Publisher: African-American Images ( January 01, 2000 )
Item #: 11-160819
ISBN: 9780739421826
Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 8.25 x 0.563inches
Product Weight: 12.0 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
What the leadership of the African American should read and understand! 
November 28, 2005
The book should be a must read for every black leader in America! Carter Woodson hit the nail on the head. If you are black, an educator,mother,father or preacher this book is for you. P.A.Blake
Reviewer: Patrick B
Mis Education of the Negro 
April 21, 2005
Very difficult to follow. I kept putting it down and then picking it up to see if it would interest me. It is packed with information, but it is just too hard to follow. I finished it and agree with alot of what the author had to say. I just wouldn't recommend it to anyone unless it is for information only. This is not a pleasure read.
Reviewer: Dawn M
difficult to read
April 04, 2005
I found the book difficult to read, doesn't flow, the writer's style is just different and takes some adjusting. Not a lounger but a serious work requiring serious attention.
Reviewer: Kathleen P
In you, Thru you, and about you
September 11, 2003
If you read any book read this one. Look if Lauren Hill named a CD in respect to this book(The miss education of Lauren Hill). Read it!
I am sure, us as a people are aware of the brain wash done years ago, but do we realize what we perpetuate upon ourselves.
1st Free your mind and your a..will follow. Read the book, free yourself to be business owners, instead of working in modern day plantations, still making master rich! Take back our neighborhood! Do not allow someone to move into the hood, make it a historical zone, force us out(because we can not afford to bring our existing property up to code)and then sell our property for 4x its value. WAKE UP!
Reviewer: Tina H
It Takes No Prisoners
January 25, 2002
This book has proven over the years to be one of the best books for Black People. It does not cuddle, placate, or provide that reflex 'amen' that so of us are seeking in a nonfiction Black book. It makes you question not only White society, but yourself as a Black person and hold up a mirror for you to see yourself in a way that other books are afraid to do. This is a book that you will recommend to others because it will cast so many vails from your eyes and you will see yourself and appreciate yourself in a new way.
Reviewer: Anonymous
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