The Mis-education of a nergo era takes place in 1969, equally as relevant and expressive. Now, however, it is loudly articulated by African Americans, who likewise challenge the system. In the being of chapter one Woodson is talking about that an educated black man have contempt for their uneducated brethren because they are taught, in black schools as well as white schools, to honor the Greek, Hebrew, and other white groups and at the same time to despise the African American culture. Once educated, many come back to the Black community to teach what they have been taught. Since they have already been taught to despise everything African, their role becomes suspect. “It is the worst kind of lynching,” Woodson said he also said to teach
