first of all, absolutely none whatsoever. unless you re looking for some way to whitewash history. i m pretty interested in finding out what all is in that list of suggestions as to how they should teach history. i m wondering today what will be taught about the rosewood massacre that had such an impact on florida, and i m sure would have an impact on anybody reading the history of florida. the governor ron desantis is now saying that he, quote, wasn t involved in the new instruction requirement, but he did defend it. i want to play what he said. i think what they re doing is i think that they re probably going to show some of the folks that eventually parlayed, you know, being a blacksmith into doing things later in life. but the reality is all of that is rooted in whatever is
had such an impact on florida. and i m sure it will have an impact on anybody reading his trip history of florida. ron desantis is now saying that he, quote, wasn t involved in the new instruction requirement. but he did defend it. i want to play what he said. i think what they are doing, i think they are probably gonna show some of the folks that eventually relayed being a blacksmith into doing things later in life. but the reality is, all of that is rooted in whatever is factual. i made, the idea of somebody learning some blacksmith thing skills while they were enslaved, and that is somehow something they were able to parlay. it just seems a really inappropriate we writing of history. it is a very appropriate, and appropriate way to rewrite