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Ron DeSantis Requires Florida Schools to Teach That Slavery Was Good for the Slaves

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In Florida, up is apparently down, and students at Florida public schools will now find out that slavery was good for Black people because it taught them skills. Kids won’t learn that these “skills” were often learned from the crack of a whip or the butt of a gun. Nope. They’ll learn some fairy tale […]

Source: Political Flare

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