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Racist Black History Month Project Forces Students To Draw Black People Picking Cotton

  • Feb 15, 2022
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A school in Indianapolis, Indiana is under fire after a teacher assigned a Black History Month project that directed students to draw Black people picking cotton.

Source: The Urban Daily

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