The College Board rejected claims Thursday by Florida officials that some aspects of the state's new history standards align with an Advanced Placement African American Studies course that Florida officials banned earlier this year.Florida's stateBoard of Education approved new African American history standards last week that have been widely criticized for including language on how "slaves developed skills" that could ultimately be used for "personal benefit." In defending the new state-created
The College Board rejected claims Thursday by Florida officials that
some aspects of the state's new history standards align with an Advanced Placement African American Studies course that Florida officials banned earlier this year.
Florida's state Board of Education approved new African American history standards last week that have been widely criticized for including
language on how "slaves developed skills" that could ultimately be used
for "personal benefit." In defending the new state-created standards, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other state officials have argued the
College Board used similar language in the framework for its course.
But College Board officials denied that the AP course echoes the new
Florida standards, noting that while the course "includes a discussion
about the skills enslaved people brought with them that enslavers
exploited as well as other skills developed in America that were
valuable to their enslavers," the class does not frame slavery in a
positive light.
"We resolutely disagree with the notion that enslavement was in any way
a beneficial, productive, or useful experience for African Americans,"
the College Board said in a statement to USA TODAY.
https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/education/2023/07/27/college-board-criticizes-florida-black-history-standards/70480361007/
Repubicans never cease to astonish. They're almost as wretched as our national socialist PerSu party.
Pelle Svanslös <pe...@svans.los> Wrote in message:rBoard of Education approved new African American history standards last week that have been widely criticized for including language on how "slaves developed skills" that could ultimately be used for "personal benefit." In defending the new state-created
The College Board rejected claims Thursday by Florida officials that some aspects of the state's new history standards align with an Advanced Placement African American Studies course that Florida officials banned earlier this year.Florida's state
You have to make yourself more clear.
Do you mean their descendants or them
On Friday, 28 July 2023 at 21:46:30 UTC+1, Pelle Svanslös wrote:
The College Board rejected claims Thursday by Florida officials that
some aspects of the state's new history standards align with an Advanced
Placement African American Studies course that Florida officials banned
earlier this year.
Florida's state Board of Education approved new African American history
standards last week that have been widely criticized for including
language on how "slaves developed skills" that could ultimately be used
for "personal benefit." In defending the new state-created standards,
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other state officials have argued the
College Board used similar language in the framework for its course.
But College Board officials denied that the AP course echoes the new
Florida standards, noting that while the course "includes a discussion
about the skills enslaved people brought with them that enslavers
exploited as well as other skills developed in America that were
valuable to their enslavers," the class does not frame slavery in a
positive light.
"We resolutely disagree with the notion that enslavement was in any way
a beneficial, productive, or useful experience for African Americans,"
the College Board said in a statement to USA TODAY.
https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/education/2023/07/27/college-board-criticizes-florida-black-history-standards/70480361007/
Repubicans never cease to astonish. They're almost as wretched as our
national socialist PerSu party.
many many freed blacks became slave owners, are you saying they didn't gain any benefits? they were enslaved by you Arab-type folks and other Africans remember, that's who we should be blaming.
On 29.7.2023 11.32, The Iceberg wrote:
On Friday, 28 July 2023 at 21:46:30 UTC+1, Pelle Svanslös wrote:
The College Board rejected claims Thursday by Florida officials that
some aspects of the state's new history standards align with an Advanced >> Placement African American Studies course that Florida officials banned >> earlier this year.
Florida's state Board of Education approved new African American history >> standards last week that have been widely criticized for including
language on how "slaves developed skills" that could ultimately be used >> for "personal benefit." In defending the new state-created standards,
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other state officials have argued the
College Board used similar language in the framework for its course.
But College Board officials denied that the AP course echoes the new
Florida standards, noting that while the course "includes a discussion
about the skills enslaved people brought with them that enslavers
exploited as well as other skills developed in America that were
valuable to their enslavers," the class does not frame slavery in a
positive light.
"We resolutely disagree with the notion that enslavement was in any way >> a beneficial, productive, or useful experience for African Americans,"
the College Board said in a statement to USA TODAY.
https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/education/2023/07/27/college-board-criticizes-florida-black-history-standards/70480361007/
Repubicans never cease to astonish. They're almost as wretched as our
national socialist PerSu party.
many many freed blacks became slave owners, are you saying they didn't gain any benefits? they were enslaved by you Arab-type folks and other Africans remember, that's who we should be blaming.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTjxP7wRVQw
The College Board rejected claims Thursday by Florida officials that
some aspects of the state's new history standards align with an Advanced Placement African American Studies course that Florida officials banned earlier this year.
Florida's state Board of Education approved new African American history standards last week that have been widely criticized for including
language on how "slaves developed skills" that could ultimately be used
for "personal benefit." In defending the new state-created standards,
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other state officials have argued the
College Board used similar language in the framework for its course.
But College Board officials denied that the AP course echoes the new
Florida standards, noting that while the course "includes a discussion
about the skills enslaved people brought with them that enslavers
exploited as well as other skills developed in America that were
valuable to their enslavers," the class does not frame slavery in a
positive light.
"We resolutely disagree with the notion that enslavement was in any way
a beneficial, productive, or useful experience for African Americans,"
the College Board said in a statement to USA TODAY.
https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/education/2023/07/27/college-board-criticizes-florida-black-history-standards/70480361007/
Pelle Svanslös kirjoitti 28.7.2023 klo 23.46:
The College Board rejected claims Thursday by Florida officials that
some aspects of the state's new history standards align with an Advanced Placement African American Studies course that Florida officials banned earlier this year.
Florida's state Board of Education approved new African American history standards last week that have been widely criticized for including language on how "slaves developed skills" that could ultimately be used for "personal benefit." In defending the new state-created standards, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other state officials have argued the College Board used similar language in the framework for its course.
But College Board officials denied that the AP course echoes the new Florida standards, noting that while the course "includes a discussion about the skills enslaved people brought with them that enslavers exploited as well as other skills developed in America that were
valuable to their enslavers," the class does not frame slavery in a positive light.
"We resolutely disagree with the notion that enslavement was in any way
a beneficial, productive, or useful experience for African Americans,"
the College Board said in a statement to USA TODAY.
https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/education/2023/07/27/college-board-criticizes-florida-black-history-standards/70480361007/
Of course slavery was beneficial for them? ...why else would they still, willingly, immigrate to Europe as slaves? Even willing to drown their children on boats to get here.
I mean those few who work. And even fewer who didn't leave their
children in Africa.
Pelle Svanslös kirjoitti 28.7.2023 klo 23.46:
The College Board rejected claims Thursday by Florida officials that
some aspects of the state's new history standards align with an
Advanced Placement African American Studies course that Florida
officials banned earlier this year.
Florida's state Board of Education approved new African American
history standards last week that have been widely criticized for
including language on how "slaves developed skills" that could
ultimately be used for "personal benefit." In defending the new
state-created standards, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other state
officials have argued the College Board used similar language in the
framework for its course.
But College Board officials denied that the AP course echoes the new
Florida standards, noting that while the course "includes a
discussion about the skills enslaved people brought with them that
enslavers exploited as well as other skills developed in America that
were valuable to their enslavers," the class does not frame slavery
in a positive light.
"We resolutely disagree with the notion that enslavement was in any
way a beneficial, productive, or useful experience for African
Americans," the College Board said in a statement to USA TODAY.
https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/education/2023/07/27/college-board-criticizes-florida-black-history-standards/70480361007/
Of course slavery was beneficial for them? ...why else would they
still, willingly, immigrate to Europe as slaves? Even willing to drown
their children on boats to get here.
I mean those few who work. And even fewer who didn't leave their
children in Africa.
On Saturday, August 5, 2023 at 10:09:05 AM UTC-4, TT wrote:
Pelle Svanslös kirjoitti 28.7.2023 klo 23.46:
The College Board rejected claims Thursday by Florida officials thatOf course slavery was beneficial for them? ...why else would they still,
some aspects of the state's new history standards align with an Advanced >>> Placement African American Studies course that Florida officials banned
earlier this year.
Florida's state Board of Education approved new African American history >>> standards last week that have been widely criticized for including
language on how "slaves developed skills" that could ultimately be used
for "personal benefit." In defending the new state-created standards,
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other state officials have argued the
College Board used similar language in the framework for its course.
But College Board officials denied that the AP course echoes the new
Florida standards, noting that while the course "includes a discussion
about the skills enslaved people brought with them that enslavers
exploited as well as other skills developed in America that were
valuable to their enslavers," the class does not frame slavery in a
positive light.
"We resolutely disagree with the notion that enslavement was in any way
a beneficial, productive, or useful experience for African Americans,"
the College Board said in a statement to USA TODAY.
https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/education/2023/07/27/college-board-criticizes-florida-black-history-standards/70480361007/
willingly, immigrate to Europe as slaves? Even willing to drown their
children on boats to get here.
I mean those few who work. And even fewer who didn't leave their
children in Africa.
Black slaves in Europe? Most blacks in London work jobs white people dont want! London and NYC would be in trouble if the nigs and spics stop working!
On 8/5/23 7:09 AM, TT wrote:
Pelle Svanslös kirjoitti 28.7.2023 klo 23.46:Here's a kind of interesting thought...
The College Board rejected claims Thursday by Florida officials that
some aspects of the state's new history standards align with an
Advanced Placement African American Studies course that Florida
officials banned earlier this year.
Florida's state Board of Education approved new African American
history standards last week that have been widely criticized for
including language on how "slaves developed skills" that could
ultimately be used for "personal benefit." In defending the new
state-created standards, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other state
officials have argued the College Board used similar language in the
framework for its course.
But College Board officials denied that the AP course echoes the new
Florida standards, noting that while the course "includes a
discussion about the skills enslaved people brought with them that
enslavers exploited as well as other skills developed in America that
were valuable to their enslavers," the class does not frame slavery
in a positive light.
"We resolutely disagree with the notion that enslavement was in any
way a beneficial, productive, or useful experience for African
Americans," the College Board said in a statement to USA TODAY.
https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/education/2023/07/27/college-board-criticizes-florida-black-history-standards/70480361007/
Of course slavery was beneficial for them? ...why else would they
still, willingly, immigrate to Europe as slaves? Even willing to drown
their children on boats to get here.
I mean those few who work. And even fewer who didn't leave their
children in Africa.
There seems to be little indication that sub-Saharan africans would have
ever gotten off of the continent by their own means. They were disperse/distributed by other races as cargo or passengers.
They did not even make it to Madagascar in any serious numbers. So
there's the possible argument that without slavery, they'd still be in sub-Saharan Africa.
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