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For Greenwich s Joseph LoPresto, 82, Only Open Air, Fresh Seas Were Needed For A Good Time

Joseph LoPresto, a resident of Greenwich,  died on May 29. He was 82 years old.Born in Port Chester on June 20, 1938, he was the son of Joseph and Margret (nee Lonzo) LoPresto.Joe graduated from Port Chester High School in 1956. A yea…

Nashville School Sued Over Let s Make A Slave Lesson, Federal Judge Dismisses Lawsuit - Blavity

Nashville School Sued Over Let s Make A Slave Lesson, Federal Judge Dismisses Lawsuit The students were required to fold themselves under their desks and pretending to to seek freedom from slavery.” Today A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed against Metro Nashville Public Schools last fall regarding an assignment that required them to imitate formerly enslaved people. According to the Nashville Tennessean, the family of a boy referred to as “John Doe” in court documents, filed a lawsuit after discovering a lesson called “Let’s Make A Slave,” taught at Waverly Belmont Elementary School in Feb. 2020. The assignment was presented to fourth graders and concentrated on a 1712 speech given by Willie Lynch, a former plantation owner in the West Indies, to white Virginia colonists about how to control their slaves. 

Let s Make a Slave lesson lawsuit dismissed in Tennessee

ABC News Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? OffOn Let s Make a Slave lesson lawsuit dismissed in Tennessee A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed last fall against the Metro Nashville Public Schools and a teacher over an elementary school assignment called “Let’s Make a Slave.” ByThe Associated Press • 3 min read Email this article NASHVILLE, Tenn. A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed last fall against the Metro Nashville Public Schools and a teacher over an elementary school assignment called “Let’s Make a Slave.” The Nashville Tennessean reports the lesson was given to a fourth grade class at an elementary school, Waverly Belmont, in February 2020. It focused on a 1700s speech given by plantation owner to white Virginia colonists on how to keep their Black slaves under control.

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