What do people with bachelor's degrees in humanities actually end up doing?
The reason certain courses (engineering, law, medicine) are referred to as 'professional courses' is that they prepare one  for a particular profession, and that is the primary goal of the course.
In any other course, it is a good idea to assume that you are being taught various skills, but not necessarily being prepared for a career. To expect a career out of a humanities degree may therefore be misguided.  Best to look at it as a stepping stone that could lead you in a multitude of directions.