Roland Martin
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WTH?!? South Carolina Fifth-Graders Told To Pick Cotton, Sing 'Slave Song' On School Field Trip
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8:48Now PlayingBlack History 2019 has be marred by what seems to be a daily display of white supremacy and white stupidity. This ongoing onslaught in the month that is supposed to be dedicated to celebrating the accomplishments of African Americans now includes an unbelievable display of disrespect at Ebenezer Avenue Elementary School in Rock Hill, South Carolina.
Earlier this month, school administrators sent 10 year-old school kids on a field trip to "experience" picking cotton. The children were even taught a slave song with the lyrics: "I like it when you don't talk back, make money for me."
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