Dr. KMT Shockley

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Black children must be the catalyst to instill a sense of agency in the Black community."

Dr. KMT

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African Centered Education: Culture, Community & Maroonage

Dr. KMT Shockley discusses what we can learn from Maroons and Maroon Villages. Maroons are people of African descent who were able to escape from enslavement during the Middle Passage and create free societies that they enhanced and protected with their lives to ensure that they would never have to return to the plantations. Maroon villages still exist.

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Dr. KMT Shockley

Dr. Kmt G. Shockley is professor of education at the University of Houston. Prior to that, he served as professor of education at Howard University. Dr. Shockley has produced award winning books and other research focused on reaching and teaching Black youth. Dr. Shockley also produces cutting-edge films, including his latest one, which is entitled Cultural War: Focus on Black Youth, which features scholars such as Drs. James Anderson, Gloria Ladson-Billings, Joyce King, and more. The film can be seen on both Amazon Prime and Tubi. Dr. Shockley leads cultural study tours to African countries, and he is a leading scholar in conducting work that is focused on culturally centered education as the most successful approach for successfully educating Black youth.