Dr. David Horne is a tenured full professor of Critical Thinking and African History and is the former chair of the Pan African Studies Department at Cal State University Northridge. He also teaches graduate public policy and introductory political analysis and is the graduate advisor for the department. Il est le directeur exécutif de l'Institut d'origine politique Californie Afro-américain à CSU Northridge et l'ancien directeur exécutif de l'Institut africain américain révisé politique et économique de la Californie à l'Université d'État de Californie, Dominguez Hills. Actuellement, he is the Director of the Pan African Public Policy Institute housed in the Department of Pan African Studies at Cal State Northridge and is the Co-Founder and political consultant to the newly formed "Conseil des organisations politiques noires" (COBPO).
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Octobre 23, 2018 à 12:06 à la
I would like to know all the democratic candidates running for office such as the judicial court of appeal, justice , Judicial Judge of the superior court, school county , Anteolpe valley community college district Antelope valley health care district , Antelope valley health care district special election. It is very hard because we do not know who is who and I sure do not want to vote for the republican, please help Dr Horne
Octobre 29, 2018 à 9:40 h
Dr. Horne, thank you for your time. Recently I’ve had several friends that have been listening to the videos by Dane Galloway and he is of the assertion that the slave trade didn’t happen as history has reported it by white authors. He addicts that blacks were already here and in fact we are the indigenous people of North America. He asserts that slave ships could not have carried that many people and questions why there are no records or slave ships to be found today.
I’ve never heard these assertions from you or any other Black History scholars. Is there anything you can say on these matters? Thank you again for your time and if you feel as though this is to trivial A matter to respond to I do understand.