Right. It was so important for people who owned nothing, not even their own bodies, to know how to…

the va…lined the standards in social studies. According to the new standards, students will be taught how “slaves developed skills which, in some instances, could be applied for their personal benefit.” For example, middle school teachers must teach students about “the various duties and trades perf…
“Chattel Slavery Made America Great!”: The Purging and Rewriting of Black History
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Right. It was so important for people who owned nothing, not even their own bodies, to know how to paint stuff. And don't forget picking cotton! Such a valuable life skill for people who didn't own any cotton fields.
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Writer/Activist/Humorist/Catalyst for Change. Dispelling the myth of white/male supremacy, and removing religion from government. ProLIFE, not ProBIRTH.
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