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The Florida Department of Education held a training seminar intended to prove the state’s teachers with additional information about Florida’s new African American history standards on Monday.

Gathered at the vice president’s residence at the Naval Observatory last weekend, a group of aides and advisers to Kamala Harris marveled at what they had just pulled off.

Vice President Kamala Harris is accused of hypocrisy for endorsing a college-level class on slavery that is similar to the curriculum she condemned in Florida. | World News

Gov, Ron DeSantis calls Floridas new African American history curriculum "factual." Opponents call it whitewashing and erasure.

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Vice President Kamala Harris once praised an AP class about slavery taught in high schools across the US -- even though it's nearly identical to the Florida lesson she blasted as replacing "history with lies."

Gov, Ron DeSantis calls Floridas new African American history curriculum "factual." Opponents call it whitewashing and erasure.

Students at Florida public schools will now learn that Black people benefitted from slavery because it taught them skills. This change is part of the African American history standards the State Board of Education approved at a Wednesday meeting. The description of slavery as beneficial is not the only grievance parents, teachers, education advocates and […]

On Wednesday, the Florida Board of Education approved African American history standards that received immediate backlash for avoiding many elements of slavery and even suggesting it was in some ways beneficial to African Americans.

Just days after the Florida Board of Education OKd new Black history standards, Vice President Kamala Harris was set to visit the state.