Visitors on Saturday stepped back in time at Lompoc s La Purísima Mission, where costumed docents and staff demonstrated lifestyle activities from the 1820s including tortilla making, spinning and weaving, carpentry,
and rigorous curriculum which covers over 400 years of the black experience with slavery. well, one element in this year long course covers how, quote, developed skills, which in some instances couldied fo be applied for their personal benefit instructior n includes trades performed by , blacksmithing, carpentry, agricultural work that through their resilience and aptitude, were able to develop under horrific conditions and then buy their freedom, are alsothei used to benefit their families once they re freedfrer. e. now, there s nothing controversial about that. that s historical fact. e is even cnn says karmelng is lying. well, it s amazing to me that hm how little kamala harris apparently has to do that. she cah s to dn read somethingnd on twitter one day and be on ana airplane the next to mak airplae something literally out of nothing. this is a completely made up deal. i looked at the standards. i even looked at an analysis of the standards in every instance where the wordis o
analysis, guy benson hosted the convention show on fox news radio and katie pavlich of townhall.com part welcome everyone i want to go and read from the actual text of what we are talking about before we get into it. i ve read to the social studies curriculum there are dozens and dozens of things they want students to learn for this is part of the persian exam the rights duties and trades performed by slaves for example agricultural, painting, domestic service, blacksmithing, transportation, instruction includes how waves developed skills which could in some instances be applied for the personal benefit. guy, i know you have strong opinions on this those words of personal benefit have struck a nerve. yes i think the vice president is being either woefully ignorant or woefully dishonest on this issue but she is demagogue going what the state of florida has done for this a group of scholars that put together this curriculum but many of them black scholars. there is a rigorous massive a
says. it says examine various duties this is what the florida curriculum says performed by slaves, carpentry, tailoring, domesticking service, blacksmithing, transportation, instruction how slaves developed skills which in some instances could be applied for their personal benefit. so what do you think i mean, it s is so obvious what the curriculum is trying to say. they re saying, look, if you worked in the fields, you had all these different skill sets and now you re free, you get to improve your own life. duh, obvious. also great point you made that those slave masters who didn t do those jobs when there was, you know, hard times didn t know how to provide for themselves without slaves. so, okay, so we know that that s silly. why is she doing this? i believe that this is still an outworking of critical race theory. this idea that they want to sell to little black children and
analysis, guy benson hosted the convention show on fox news radio and katie pavlich of townhall.com part welcome everyone i want to go and read from the actual text of what we are talking about before we get into it. i ve read to the social studies curriculum there are dozens and dozens of things they want students to learn for this is part of the persian exam the rights duties and trades performed by slaves for example agricultural, painting, domestic service, blacksmithing, transportation, instruction includes how waves developed skills which could in some instances be applied for the personal benefit. guy, i know you have strong opinions on this those words of personal benefit have struck a nerve. yes i think the vice president is being either woefully ignorant or woefully dishonest on this issue but she is demagogue going what the state of florida has done for this a group of scholars that put together this curriculum but many of them black scholars. there is a rigorous massive a