Harvard University course on black women in politics excludes conservatives: What you should know
A Harvard University course on black women in politics highlights liberal figures like Michelle Obama and Kamala Harris but excludes prominent conservative women such as Zora Neale Hurston and Condoleezza Rice. Critics, including Project 21 ambassador Brenda Thiam, argue this omission creates a biased view and calls for a more balanced syllabus that includes conservative black women’s contributions. The course covers race, gender, law, and activism, focusing mainly on left-wing perspectives.
A Harvard University course on black women in politics highlights liberal figures like Michelle Obama and Kamala Harris but excludes prominent conservative women such as Zora Neale Hurston and Condoleezza Rice. Critics, including Project 21 ambassador Brenda Thiam, argue this omission creates a biased view and calls for a more balanced syllabus that includes conservative black women’s contributions. The course covers race, gender, law, and activism, focusing mainly on left-wing perspectives.
