DeSantis speaks on decision to reject Black history course
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The Governor is now talking about his administration’s decision to reject an Advanced Placement course focused on African American studies.
The state has said the class for high school students violates state law.
Governor Ron DeSantis provided more clarity on Monday, claiming it imposes a political agenda.
Black history is American history - Morgan Freeman
Indian, Asian, English, France, Africa etc is part of American history.
It is, but again what does querr theory have to do with it??
If you are going to teach it at least teach the truth. Facts not opinions.
One of the person that burned books was Adolf himself.
It’s a black studies course not an actual African American history course. Look at the outline.
FYI : Some of the luxuries you depend on daily was invented by African Americans, Such as Automatic elevators, The golf tee, and gas heating furnace. The list goes on . Black history should be implemented in the curriculum. 👊🏾
Thanks. Too f... Bad.. I dnt on a daily give out thanks to the race of a person who did some shyte years ago, regardless
@@tjvliet2180 Right? thanks for the golf tees i guess. Nazi germany was responsible for alot of the things we use today should we implement nazi history into the curriculum aswell?
@@georgejung9055 ur welcome I guess
@@georgejung9055 your response was bout the same as mine. Not different for the same reason. I'm not giving credit to the inventions creator or builder of every item every use everyday and I ain't bout to start
@@tjvliet2180 yeah bro i already saw that you said that the first time thats why i agreed.......
Man... As a mixed Polish/ Jamaican - Canadian. I cant tell you how cruel it was for them to force me to discover my own history on my own - you build this trust with the system and then it does that squidly thing to you. That shit actually hurt me so much, because I was serving in the military right out of high school by the time I REALLY had the chance to dive into PoC history. We honestly just need someone to guide us through it otherwise its a crash course and it can be quite infuriating for a bit. But it is beautiful to, the endurance is unmated I cant believe what they persevered through. Then you go to Moorish History and see that its clearly being hidden - and it just makes the people doing it look pathetic, like the leaders are not worthy because they are almost scared of empowerment for women and PoCs and its like.... thats so pathetic. We should all be empowered together to become the best version of ourselves. TEACH IT or we teach ourselves and that journey can be maybe not the version that is the best choice for society. We need an educator to guide us through that big time - and its gotta go Alllll the way back to the Moorish Empire and beyond.
Native Americans
Because it does!!!! We are all Americans!!! If you want to "teach" about one teach about others too!!!! America is not just black or white,isn't it? And what about Native Americans ? Without them there would not be America today!!!!
We already learn about all that while African American history is glossed over.
By the way when is America going to accept Native and Black Americans??
@@jessehowell-t2m They are Americans .... you answered yourself 😉 If you want it go your way....do it right and be ALL INCLUSIVE!!!! What about the others? You don't learn about Czech,Polish,German,Mexican,Cuban......? Why not 🤔 Because those people could tell you about history and what works and what does not? I know for fact that communism does NOT 😉 I lived it!!! And how it started? To divide people.... If you really are American be for America 🇺🇸 I am now!!! Even though wasn't born here. But is my home and I have family here!!!! And I teach my kid to see people for their character not a color or background 😉
Is it that literally American history
I thought "history" wasn't a subject anymore. That it was turned into "social studies".
🤔 The only thing about social studies they don’t mention a word about what the black americans did, for the well being for all people.
@@johnhood5274 I wouldn't know I had social studies after 1972, before that I had "history" and it did. It wasn't hard to determine "social studies" just hinted at history. It was a very flimsy subject, looking back I can see that indoctrination was being introduced.
When I started school I noticed that the only people that was in our school history books that we was reading about was all white peoples and mostly white men. I did know anything about black peoples and what they did until I got to high school. And we had black history class. 🤔 I knew about the white peoples and the Indians, but no blacks slaves 🤔. Oh! That’s something you don’t like to talk about.
@Wilma Johnson I’m glad I end up reading your whole comment. And that is the truth about how we got over here. But they took it to another level and got struck on stupid.
Why they don't let some of the black guys that went to prison off of an officer just not liking them cause they were black
Anti-American BS! He needs to be STOPPED!
Shut up. You’re being lied to here. Wake up.
Nope, what's anti-American is letting indoctrination slip by as Black History and being willfully ignorant about it.
Do you know what’s in the curriculum? It’s Queer studies and a bunch of other non black ideologies being pushed and hidden under black studies. I don’t want our young black children being pushed one way or the other. I pray you see the truth in what’s really going on.
Nét Wuat...Mai đo you.. Thanhkyou American..
This is really sad. Everything about the enrmy need s to be taught. How and what they did ti cover it up, the lies, everything, their horrific treatment if us also needs ti be exposed
Sneaking in that woke culture is why. Get over it
As horrible as it may sound, slavery in the USA actually improved our ancestors’ lives over those who remain slaves in Africa. With the exception of math & written components, slavery in United States increased their education & lifestyle beyond what their relatives who remained in Africa as slaves or freemen. Call this a lie? Compare common knowledge of Afro-American slaves with their distant relatives who remained in slavery in Africa. Now, move to the 22nd Century. Most African homes remained without indoor plumbing, electricity, in door kitchens, any A/C or even proper cleaning devices. For those who say Africans have electricity that is true for those who reside in large cities. Via of huge apartments they have electricity. Away from their major cities, in their deserts, most remain without electricity.
Really “Sandi”
Is This The Best You Could Come up With!
Only in Florida……..SAD🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍🐍👺👺👺👺👺🤮🤮🤮
That stuff is already covered in American History. I knew about that stuff back in 6th grade middle school. And it was discuss more in high school. At least for me.
Don't need an entire class for it. However. I won't mind if the subject as an elective If people really care about that stuff and want to learn more voluntarily.
Also, what exactly does the "African Studies" implicate? American slavery and emancipation? Thought that is covered in American History already.
Or does African Studies involve teaching different African cultures both old and new; different ethnic groups and way of living, What they wore, their societies, their governments, their beliefs and way of thinking, their folk tales and mythologies? The latter examples i provided, that would be A- okay with me.
But if "African Studies" just teaches primarily about black slavery in America and black oppression in America. Then it should be called something else. And already taught in American History. At least it was for me. Both in middle school. And high school.
African American history doesn't start with slavery or emancipation. Same type of history you see history books is covered completely by 1 ethnic group being discussed....that's not odd to you ????
@@terrencenelson176 That's not what I meant. I met. Does African studies just cover feeling sorry for themselves? " White man bad"
Or does it cover African cultures, their societies, their way of life, their clothing, their food, their beliefs, and their histories?
If it's the ladder that is being taught. That's fine with me. If it's the former. It should be called black American history. Because "African" implicates culture, ethic, and ancestral origin.
@@terrencenelson176 So if I understand you right. I think I agree with you. I think.
If African studies covers more than just slavery and emancipation and all the negatives like oppression in America.
If African studies include teaching actual ethnic cultures and different societies originated from Africa, then that's fine with me.
I was under the impression African Studies only and primarily covers all the negatives like slavery and oppression in America. If you are saying African studies covers more than that.
Like the cultures and societies have different African ethnic groups, their way of life, their beliefs, their agricultures, etc, etc.
Well that's great. That's fine with me.
@@terrencenelson176 So what exactly does African studies teach?
We read the agenda it’s not that cool. It’s alright
The big question is why are African Americans depending on the USA to teach them their own history. Create your own schools and those who want to learn AA history will seek it out.
The USA is a declining society and the last thing the people in power want is for people to become empowerd and have access to reality and see the true face of that murderous country.
African Americans leave that country while you can. Africa is developing and all that you enjoy in the USA can be recreated better on the African Continent with your own people.
You sound dum ash
They got something on him you can tell time will reveal