Florida's Don't Feel Bad Law.

Yes, they actually do. IN DETAIL. it's required reading for any AP history course.

Can't you stop lying through your teeth?

It's considered a mental illness when you can't stop.

Actually, they really don't.


That starting point is just part of the problem in the way the American education system addresses Black history, according to experts. The system also minimizes the gross violence Black Americans faced after the Civil War, and over-simplifies the civil rights movement.

Historians and educators say classroom lessons don't explain that white politicians continued to pass laws after the abolition of slavery that prevented Black communities from thriving. The segregation laws, known as "Jim Crow," relegated African Americans to the status of second class citizens in post-Reconstruction America, preserving a system of racial apartheid that dominated mostly the southern and borders states between 1877 and the mid-1960s, but also impacted Black people living in the North. Black citizens were denied the right to vote, were not allowed to attend the same schools as white people and could not rent or buy real estate in white neighborhoods.

Meanwhile, white citizens, who felt threatened by the rise of Black communities during Reconstruction, unleashed a wave of terror on their fellow countrymen -- incidents that have been minimized or ignored in textbooks.
 
Actually, they really don't.


That starting point is just part of the problem in the way the American education system addresses Black history, according to experts. The system also minimizes the gross violence Black Americans faced after the Civil War, and over-simplifies the civil rights movement.

Historians and educators say classroom lessons don't explain that white politicians continued to pass laws after the abolition of slavery that prevented Black communities from thriving. The segregation laws, known as "Jim Crow," relegated African Americans to the status of second class citizens in post-Reconstruction America, preserving a system of racial apartheid that dominated mostly the southern and borders states between 1877 and the mid-1960s, but also impacted Black people living in the North. Black citizens were denied the right to vote, were not allowed to attend the same schools as white people and could not rent or buy real estate in white neighborhoods.

Meanwhile, white citizens, who felt threatened by the rise of Black communities during Reconstruction, unleashed a wave of terror on their fellow countrymen -- incidents that have been minimized or ignored in textbooks.
I learned about all that gobbledygook in 5th grade.

You didn't?
 
:lol: oh puh-leeze :lmao:

By the didn't your Cheeto-in-Chief do the exact same thing...uttering pronouncements before a trial?

btw...getting photographed hanging out with white supremacists and using their handsigns didn't help Rittenhouse.

Because every time we go to a bar, we always call an agency to investigate any stranger we talk to so we know exactly who they are, right?
 

“An individual, by virtue of his or her race or sex, does not bear responsibility for actions committed in the past by other members of the same race or sex. An individual should not be made to feel discomfort, guilt, anguish, or any other form of psychological distress on account of his or her race,” the bill states.

So, not little Jonnie is taught that slavery was a real thing, he goes home and tells mommy and daddy and BOOM school is now sued for teaching about slavery, and will not be allowed to do so any longer.

Little Suzi learns about what we did to native Americans as we expanded westward, she goes home and tells mommy and daddy and BOOM school is now sued for teaching about what we did and will not be allowed to do so any more.
The right is working hard banning books all across the country. We are entering a potentially lengthy American Taliban period in this country
 
The wording is pretty clear, a child cannot be allowed to feel uncomfortable.

Yes, if they present content to make them feel guilty. Teaching history can't do that, only personal opinion can. You (thinking you're some kind of lawyer) are just making up bullshit as always. This is what's clear in the bill:

The bill authorizes discussion and curricula, in an age-appropriate manner, regarding topics such as sexism, slavery, racial oppression, racial segregation, and racial discrimination. However, the bill specifies that instruction and curricula may not be used to indoctrinate or persuade students to a particular point of view inconsistent with the principles of individual freedom or state academic standards.

What glasses do you have on where it says an exception is if it makes a student feel uncomfortable?
 
The right is working hard banning books all across the country. We are entering a potentially lengthy American Taliban period in this country

Why not, now that Dementia made them the most well armed terrorist group in the world with 83 billion dollars of US military gear?
 
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I am against teaching CRT in schools, and I am against the opposite of CRT being passed into law, which is what this bill is
So, you believe school age children should be made to feel bad about something that happened before they were born, that they had no part in?
 
Deflection. He shot three people who tried to kill him; and killed two of them . Job well done

SO you realize you just rationalized Palestinian terrorism against the Zionists, right?

Because every time we go to a bar, we always call an agency to investigate any stranger we talk to so we know exactly who they are, right?

First, he shouldn't have been in a bar because he was underage.

Second- um, yeah, he shouldn't have been out wearing a "Free as Fuck" teeshirt hanging around with Nazis right after getting bail.
 
I do not want want teachers to make white children feel guilty for being white, but they also cannot help it if teaching history does that. And if teaching history does that to a student, then the law is being broken and that history will not be allowed to be taught
It's not going to prevent history being taught. The bill says they "can't be made to feel...", in other words, the teacher can't expound on the subject to infer some sort of guilt or responsibility.

No school is outlawing teaching of slavery. I think you are purposely trying to make this into more than it is, why..I have no idea.
 
It’s the curriculum and not the student reaction. Liberal deflection defeated
 
Historians and educators say classroom lessons don't explain that white politicians continued to pass laws after the abolition of slavery that prevented Black communities from thriving. The segregation laws, known as "Jim Crow," relegated African Americans to the status of second class citizens in post-Reconstruction America,

That's awful!!

They definitely need to discuss what Democrats did to blacks after the Republicans freed the slaves.
 
It's okay with you that CRT which has it's roots in the communist Soviet Union, teaches little white kids that they are racist? That in itself is RACIST. Can't you understand that?
This bill doesn't want to erase history, but I sure remember a whole bunch of woke leftist trying to do just that by removing statues.
But what IS CRT?
 
Um, Rittenhouse shot and killed two people on tape and walked away because of bad lawyering... we should all be upset about that.
Sorry liar, Rittenhouse walked because the JURY said self defense. As well as you “star witness” admitting on the stand that their goal was to kill Rittenhouse. Sane people were upset with that. Leaving you out....
 

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