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kamala harris and liberal media outlets, are you gonna side with the state of florida? i think it s very clear that these guys did a good job on the standards. it wasn t anything that was politically motivated. these are serious scholars. separate to his deliver mispronunciation of the vice presidents last name, serious scholars? two of the leaders of the working group to compiled a new florida standards aren t actually professional historians but are republicans. and they put out a statement defending their work. but plot twist. nbc news reports the vast majority that working group, 11 of the 13 members, did not actually want to include language about the benefits of slavery. sorry ron. under presidential candidate or election when a governor, but i m pretty sure that if you are republican accused of defending slavery, you are going to lose and you don t want to pick a fight with black members of your own party. to quote black republican
the standards. it wasn t anything that was politically motivated. these are serious scholars. separate to his deliver mispronunciation of the vice presidents last name, serious scholars? two of the leaders of the working group to compiled a new florida standards aren t actually professional historians but are republicans. and they put out a statement defending their work. but plot twist. nbc news reports the vast majority that working group, 11 of the 13 members, did not actually want to include language about the benefits of slavery. sorry ron. under presidential candidate or election when a governor, but i m pretty sure that if you are republican accused of defending slavery, you are going to lose and you don t want to pick a fight with black members of your own party. to quote black republican congressman john james who also criticize the curriculum, my brother in christ, if you find yourself in a deep hole, put the shovel down.
to show some of the folks that eventually parlayed being a blacksmith into doing things later in life. parlayed. desantis was defending the sunshine s new education standards or rather one standard in particular that dictates middle school students should learn quote how slave develop skills within some instances could be applied for their personal benefit. here s the craziest part the. not content with defending that curriculum, defending the supposed personal benefits of slavery conferred on the enslaved, team desantis has since gone to war both in public statement and especially by an online tweet tirades, not just for the plethora of historians and teachers who have spoken out against it, but also a prominent black republicans expressing their concern. claiming they are all just siding with the lying democrats. one former gop congressman a, heart ring byron donalds quoted that, the attempt to feature
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