[yarddog]

Make them learn Black history which is often taught in a misleading manner or even more likely, in flat out lies.

[Mortrey]

RICE needs to learn from RICE...Retired Col. Frances Rice—

“About The Chairman

Frances Rice, Esquire - Lieutenant Colonel, US Army (Retired)

Frances Rice’s great-great-grandparents were slaves. She spent her formative years in poverty in the segregated South during the 1940’s, 1950’s and 1960’s. She suffered personally from discrimination in the Democrat-controlled South and while in High School participated in civil rights protests.”

Notice???

“Democrat-controlled South”...

Frances Rice KNOWS the democrats keep the blacks on the government plantation.

Susan Rice needs to take the TEST Col. Francis Rice has compiled!:

http://www.nationalblackrepublicans.com/DYK-HistoryTest

[Smokin' Joe]

When our schools were first integrated, I had a black teacher who did a fine job of integrating American History, tying in prominent blacks with the rest of the timeline. We learned about George Washington Carver, Harriet Tubman, Crispus Attucks, and Fredrick Douglas, but the rest was light on the contemporary (now 'iconic' socialist blacks, with the exception of Martin Luther King Jr., who were still in the process of making headlines.

Slavery was taught as something that was, and is no more, not a cause for hatred and resentment, but celebration that it had been ended so long ago.

Education, along with hard work, was stressed for everyone, but especially the blacks in the class, as the key to success.

Speakers at the school even included the first black Air Force General and Cab Calloway.

My, how times have changed. Now everyone is a victim, and no one is responsible for their own progress in life.

None of the prominent Blacks we learned about would have become prominent if they had not applied themselves, because there was no affirmative action yet.