Episode 179 | Tired of All the Race Baiting!

Jul 25, 2023 | Hot Topics

VP Kamala Harris took a trip to Florida to decry the new black history curriculum that Florida is teaching. In her speech she blasts Ron Desantis and Florida for teaching lies to students. She says they are pushing propaganda to students by teaching that slaves benefited from slavery. The reality is that the curriculum has over 190 passages that teaches about the evil and horrors of slavery. Yet VP Harris chose to gaslight the public over one comment that said; “In some instances, slaves developed skills which could be applied for their personal benefit.”  I’m tired of all the race baiting to keep black people emotional because that makes us easier to control.

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