User talk:Comills3478

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The Black Curriculum

Hallo and thank you for your contribution to this article, but please provide a source for the content you added. I see that The Black Curriculum is not mentioned in either Virgil Ebloh or Edward Enninful: if you can provide proper sourcing, it might be useful to add a mention of the Curriculum to both those articles. Please remember to make appropriate links within Wikipedia: I've linked those two names. Also please note that Wikipedia does not use euphemisms such as "passed": people die. There is a lot to learn about editing Wikipedia, but if you are editing here as part of your course I would hope that your teachers would have covered basics like the importance of providing references for everything. PamD 23:34, 5 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]