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Coming up, I'll delve into the debate over the Florida History Standards regarding slavery.

I want to argue Florida is teaching the plain truth, but if anything, downplaying the culpability of the Democratic Party.

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I want to talk of somewhat in depth about the Florida History Standards because

the left has made this into a big fight about how slavery is taught in public schools.

Now, Kamala Harris has been raging against a single line in these history standards.

And I talked about the line. The line basically says that slaves in the course of slavery developed skills

that were beneficial to them. So the line appears to be quite accurate and harmless.

And what I mean by that is it's accurate in the sense that slaves performed not just

menial labor, carrying rocks or digging in the ground, but skilled labor.

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