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A semester long in depth study of the 1915 movie Birth Of A Nation focusing on the positive effects on todays society.     
Graduating students will simultaneously toss their hoods into the air in a ceremony called "returning to the hassle".
It makes no sense for a governor to get involved in this >

For a governor no, it does not, but for a narcissistic egomaniac with delusions of grandeur and aspirations to rule first his state and then the country as a dictator, it makes complete sense. >

It's a fight for the "white" throne and all the crazies that you get to lead and profit from. Desantis saw Trump do it and now wants that little cash cow for himself >

White throne ? What about all the other races? Why can’t there be Mexican, Chinese, Italian history? >

"White" throne as in the White house is the US analog for the Iron Throne from A Song of Ice and Fire/Games of Thrones. >

Because DeSantis' views are that he and his cohorts are at 'war', and this class could impede that 'war':
Florida Explains Why It Blocked Black History Class—and It’s a Doozy

The Florida Department of Education says it banned AP African American History because it teaches students about activism, intersectionality and encourages “ending the war on Black trans, queer, gender non-conforming, and intersex people,” according to a document the department sent to The Daily Beast.

Notice how they specifically called out 'Black trans' instead of just 'trans'? >

Did they get fashie AI to write that? >

Yes, it's called DeSantis. >

Yes, DeSantis is an A.I.    
Alternate Idiot to Trump. >

Small Government Conservatism™️ >

Small minded Government Conservatives. >

DeFascist >

Yeah. No shit. Didn't this douche formerly teach highschool? And also party with his underage students? (he did, he drank with underage students while teaching at Darlington School in Georgia, his former students are on record). >

Cancel DeSantis!
... this would be awesome hahaha >

I think if he ever gets the courage to run against Trump for the nomination that Trump. will mock and ridicule him, ripping him apart so bad that he will never live it down and soon slink back to his old job as Floridian dictator.     
Then I hope Trump falls off the face of the earth. >


back to his old job as Floridian dictator.

lmao! >

I guess Biden was right when he said if you vote republicans you ain’t black. Because republicans literally erase black history >

What the GQP wants is for red states to be as inhospitable as possible to the political left.  You know, like ISIS. 
Seriously. 
Jihadists are not looking to topple the west with a car bomb.  Their goal, in part, is to foment an anti-Muslim sentiment because they don’t want Muslim diaspora, they want Muslims as far away from Western culture as humanly possible.  They want their people to be as concentrated as possible so as to exert maximum political and social pressure. 
They want their brothers to come home.
For decades, the political right has done everything it can to make their numbers count more because they realize their party ceases to exist otherwise.  The conservative demographic is dying, quite literally.  Each new generation becomes less and less interested in their backwards asses but they’ve got a pretty big range of tricks to tip the scales away from democracy. 
Gerrymandering. Redistricting. Closing voting locations. Cutting off the USPS at the knees to slow mail voting.  VoterID.  These are the first volleys in an assault on democracy. 
What’s plan B if all the skullfuckery doesn’t result in a GQP caliphate?
Concentrate forces geographically.  It’s better to hold all of the power in half the country than it is to hold no power across the nation.  Concentration of forces itself is a force multiplier.  In the case of the GQP, it also results in more groupthink because the differing views were running out of town.
It may seem backwards for a party to seemingly go out of its way to alienate the moderates and enrage its opponents.  The political right’s plan for the next 20 years might be hidden in plain sight.

If conservatives become convinced that they cannot win democratically, they will not abandon conservatism. They will reject democracy.


David Frum >

As it should. Desanity should not be taken seriously. >

I don't think they're playing the short game though.
I think they're playing the long game.     And the longer game is consolidation of power.
These actions by DeSantis aren't nearly as frivolous as it might seem - this is intentional,   with  a much more serious and devastating end goal. >

He's going to roll it back next month when the "new" v2.0 curriculum that College Board has been working on for the last year gets released.