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atreides1

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3. A couple of hundred years!

Reply to workinclasszero (Original post)

Sun Aug 20, 2017, 09:05 AM

Aug 2017

That would be 1817, when slavery was a booming business, women had few rights, and blacks in Kentucky had almost none at all!

I think Governor Bevin is sending a very clear message to his white supremacists supporters!!!

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Kentucky Tea Party governor blames Charlottesville violence on lack of Bibles in schools [View all] workinclasszero Aug 2017 OP

Because let's teach math and science from the Bible VMA131Marine Aug 2017 #1

The county that has one of the highest violent crime rates exboyfil Aug 2017 #2

A couple of hundred years! atreides1 Aug 2017 #3

"When you go back a couple of hundred years" thucythucy Aug 2017 #4

Here is a list of 19th century textbooks exboyfil Aug 2017 #5

Quite the opposite JDC Aug 2017 #6

Good point ! Maybe he could introduce these concepts to the White Nationalists and Nazis: King_Klonopin Aug 2017 #7