I can't wait for MSNBC's big apology.
DeSantis wins, AGAIN.
It turns out the Florida slavery lessons that prompted liberals to call Gov. Ron DeSantis a RACIST are nearly identical to the slavery lessons in the AP African American course that Florida dropped — also leading liberals to call DeSantis a RACIST.
Tweet by DeSantis press secretary, Jeremy Redfern:
To compare, here’s the Florida lesson that led the entire liberal establishment — I’m looking at you, Michael Beschloss - to run off and gleefully call DeSantis a racist all week:
And that’s not all! Here’s the Library of Congress:
And here’s the National Park Service:
It’s almost as if liberals are looking for some reason to accuse DeSantis of racism.
Remember this the next time the media rise as one to call DeSantis (or anyone else) a RACIST.
Doesn't matter. The NY Post, Tucker Carlson, Tony Bobulinski, and others were yelling from the mountain tops about all the incriminating....and true...info on Hunter's laptop about Joe Biden.....two weeks before the 2020 election.
The powerful made sure it was labeled how they wanted it labeled.
DeSantis will be labeled a racist. In 2026...when it won't hurt.....he will be exonerated.
That's how it works. That's how it always works. And......apparently....there is nothing we can do about it.
American slavery is a very complicated affair but simple minded morons on the left and ignorant black bigots think it was characterized by wicked white supremacists lording it over black slaves. There were free blacks and white indentured servants which was why only "free, white persons" qualified for citizenship in America's early decades. Not all whites were free and not all blacks were slaves.
American slavery was not a strictly white on black affair. American Indians owned both black and Indian slaves and there were over 3000 black slaveowners.
Whether Veep Karmelo Harris can admit it or not it is historical fact that many black slaves and white indentured servants learned skills that later helped them earn a living and build black communities after slavery was ended. That is not a defense of either indentured servitude or chattel slavery, but facts are facts.