Student Suspended for Reading Real History in Class

In a recent incident, a high school student in Georgia, bravely presented a book to his teacher, inviting her to explore its contents. Within its pages, a profound quote attributed to none other than Abraham Lincoln emerged, challenging the very foundations of the history lesson at hand. Lincoln's words asserted that the triumph over the rebellious South would not have been possible without the invaluable military support of the Black Freedmen. Furthermore, the captivating tale surrounding the Statue of Liberty, as conveyed by traditional teachings, was revealed to deviate from the true chronicles of history. The book in question, titled "The Secret Origins of Black Americans," meticulously referenced esteemed institutions such as the National Archives and the National Park Service, both highly regarded government agencies. Astonishingly, the student was suspended and the teacher reprimanded. A meeting of Black principles from the Dekalb County School district and neighboring counties commented, saying "The book should be taught in every school."

“The Secret Origins of Black Americans: Preserving History, Ethnicity, and Culture in the Face of an Ethnocide by Eurocentrists and Afrocentrists”

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