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On this Friday, here's what this black studies controversy is all about.

Governor DeSantis, white guy, is worried that these courses will present materials who

Florida students that is based on opinion, not facts. The very well-publicized 1619 project,

outed by The New York Times, is a great example. Here we have a so-called historian putting forth

that America was developed with slavery being the primary motivating force. Boulder dashes to

mild the word for that. At this moment, I'm writing a book called Killing the Witches, which

explores the true origin of our nation's founding. From the very beginning and plymith it was

religion, not slavery that established the expanding colonies, and it was a harsh religion.

So, Governor DeSantis and others fear that school courses involving race would largely become

propaganda designed to mislead students about the true nature of their country. That is a valid fear.

Traditional historians like me would never be hired to teach a black studies course.

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