https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/teachers-powerful-slavery-lesson-black-history-month-goes-viral-013208187.html
snip--"A sixth-grade teacher took Black History Month to the next level with a door-size letter to her students about slavery.
Math teacher Jovan Bradshaw of Magnolia Middle School in Moss Point, Miss., covered her classroom door with bright yellow paper and a message (which she attributed to poet and author the Rev. Nadine Drayton-Keen): Dear Students, they didnt steal slaves. They stole scientists, doctors, architects, teachers, entrepreneurs, astronomers, fathers, mothers, sons, daughters, etc., and made them slaves. Sincerely, your ancestors.
snip--"It all started with this little boy in my class, Bradshaw told WLOX. We were talking and he said, Slaves didnt do much because they couldnt read or write. He kinda caught me off guard. I said, Baby, if I snatched you up and dropped you off in China or Germany or Africa even, you wouldnt be able to read and write their language either. Does that make you useless or any less educated?
Bradshaw, 40, also told WLOX, So many of our African-American students dont know where they come from. All they are taught is slavery, the servitude side only. They need to know that we were great long before slavery. We built a country with our blood, sweat and tears, and the strength of our ancestors is why they can be great today. You have to see people who look like you contributing to society, and the African contribution is left out at school. I teach math, but Im woke and I plan on waking up every student that comes through the halls of MMS.
More at source. And the usual Yahoo comments are gross.