The latest and not so greatest in DeSantis, Tom Foulery has a pivotal name at the center

of its run for your life from won't this we can't handle the guilt of the oppressive

acts of our ancestors and some of our current day heroes.

Strategy.

The name is Ruby Bridges.

What's the big deal?

Oh, it's a BFD.

If you're asking about who this hero is during Women's History Month, it's safe to say

they've been engaging in this anti-woke strategy for a long time without ever calling it

out.

But here's what's going on now.

A parent or a parent, Emily Conklin had the audacity to file a complaint with the Pinellas

School District about the showing of a Disney movie entitled Ruby Bridges, which has been

a longstanding part of North Shore Elementary's Black History Month curriculum.

For a challenge, the movie scene where white folks are using vulgar language and racial

epitaphs at a six-year-old Ruby who had the huge responsibility of integrating New Orleans

public schools that it may show students that quote, white people hate black people.

Well, that's what racism is.

Says, you feeling discomfort doesn't erase the facts of life or history.

If your little white child cannot bear to watch it, imagine Little Ruby who actually had

to endure and brave the storm of hatred just to learn every day.

And that's the thing, right?

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