Partially.*
Oops. That doesn’t fit the narrative. 
Never said it was. If your state is in the US, guess what? Your state benefited.
Black slaves? What state are you talking about by the way
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Sounds way overdue to me.
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Correct because that wasn’t my narrative 
You think that your ancestors did not profit from the killing of my people?
So basically, let’s just not talk about the bad stuff 
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Maybe you should actually read about it.
Way over due indeed! Sounds like a good program.
Holy crap, 250 posts in and someone finally delivers on some basic facts about the curriculum.
Thank you for that! 
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Ok I’ve got to hear this
You’re living free on stolen land, remember?
Let’s just skip the bad parts
No surprise that you rejected it immediately without any second thought. 
Let’s not make the bad stuff the only story that should be heard.
In which black slaves had no say…
Poe’ing doesn’t suit you.
You were never a slave, you’re just the beneficiary of stolen land.
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That’s not what is happening, is it?
