minimizes the african-american experience in this country. i found it insulting. one of the comments that was made to my daughter after it was over by the facilitators was, now you know what it feels like to be bullied. okay, because slavery was bullying? yeah, exactly. it minimized the experience. you know, khalil, you run a perhaps the most important national repository around black culture. we want our children to learn, not just our children, we want white children, all american children to learn about slavery. we want them to learn about resistance. we want them to learn about the und the underground railroad. but whether it s using a google chrome map, to map their way to freedom, as if that s what they did, wient on their google, or that their experience was a bullying experience, i know your heart is in the right place, but this is the wrong way.
right now. call the roll. senator carpenter. collin you re interrupting a roll call and that will not be tolerated. sit down. the house also passed the bill. governor walker says that he will sign it. this is an iron fist democracy being lost. the war on women alive and well. how do you read it? the war on women is alive and well. anti-women legislation has been the priority. not creating a jobs. we were silenced that day. the president broke his gavel. the women in the gallery in the assembly were escorted out. this is no different than what i experienced when i heard of the women, when i went to turkey and heard of what the women in the middle east are experiencing with the taliban trying to silence them for being at the table. this was a similar kind of bullying experience that we experienced on the senate floor