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Civil Rights and the 1950s: Crash Course US History #39

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Civil Rights and the 1950s: Crash Course US History #39 Tiger: I was sentenced to a 2nd grade busing almost 2 hours each way about 4 hours a day. The school I went to had 7 white kids in it including me and all seven of us were in the same classroom. With no books and just a phonics machine to continually run reading paper through for the entire year. I remember recess every day us 7 would be beat up and picked on all the time. When I went back to a normal school in 3rd grade and did not understand grammar and sentence structure etc. I fell behind in school and almost failed grades until I went to private school and caught up. See, I have 5 siblings and 2 of my siblings were bussed to cross town black schools also, and both of them did miserable in school and life. My other 3 siblings that did not go to black schools did very well in school and life. I say HELL NO! to busing because I have several decades of experience with what is so and what is not.
Date: 2022-04-04

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InXLsisDeo
Rosa Parks -failed the literacy test 3 times-. It's worth noting that it involved writing down the entire Constitution without error by heart and was administered only to black people. I don't think many Americans would pass this test, let alone the many who only know the 2nd amendment.
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The
Slave owners in the South reacted to the 1831 Nat Turner slave revolt in Virginia by passing laws to discourage antislavery activism and prevent the teaching of slaves to read and write.
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-round
-Boomers: - You millenials are so sensitive, back in my day we didn't get offended.
-Also Boomers: - WE DON'T WANT BLACK PEOPLE IN OUR WHITE SCHOOLS!
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Fabian
Does somebody know in what video Mr Green talked about slavery and the NBA baskeballl Team in the 50s that consists only of white people!
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Lukas
I think that john should fix his hair. but more importantly, I am happy for the all the races and that we are happy and united now
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