This is what cac teachers are teaching black kids about slavery

[SubZero]

 

[SubZero]

This is why homeschooling kids is important.

 

[lowkey0z]

"not all slaves are treated with neglect" must have been 'the good ones'

 

[Sukairain]

That's fukking disgusting. Slavery is the most abominable and unforgivable crime against humanity. Anyone who says, even for the sake of argument, that it has 'pros' to it is a fukking malignant c*nt send this bytch off to Qatar and be with all the foreign labourers there, and let's see how she talks that slavery is good shyt.

The only way I can see someone listing out the pros and cons of slavery is if you're doing it historically speaking - so you say something like "slaveholders argued that slavery benefitted them because... and this is why they opposed abolition".

The way this class is being taught, it doesn't look like she is listing them in historical context. More like she's talking about slavery today

 

[ORDER_66]

They really attempting to whitewash history... I knew those texas school books was outta order but this was insane.

 

[Yogi]

Unbelievable. I hope the identity of that person is made public. She needs to explain why she is teaching kids that bullshyt.

 

[Fillerguy]

Old. I think that was college and that's a student project

 

[Tom Foolery]

I don't think it was a teacher, but still not right.

 

[yardman]

I don't blame the teachers I blame the racist curriculum and the school boards around the country. There's a reason why history is taught from the perspective that it is taught from. My little bro goes to a majority white middle school. He was the only black child in his class. He told me when slavery was being discussed half the class was laughing. I remember a time I was dropping some knowledge on history as it relates to us and he responded with "I thought we we were always slavery". And I realized that it was because of the angle that they teach our history from. He went to his principal and asked him when will they talk about Black history before slavery. The principal responded with mad deflections. He's said he left his office not remembering what he went in there to talk about