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High school holds mock "slave auction"—select only Black students to be the "slaves." Hispanic students were chosen to play the slave auctioneer and buyers. Many teachers walked out in protest. "I aim to get me a fine specimen... so I can breed with my women folk," is a quote...

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Black students at Carver Military Academy on Chicago’s South Side were forced to re-enact a slave auction in a Black History Month play titled “Journey Back to America.” Latino students played auctioneers/buyers, Black students played slaves with audience bidding, and teachers’ complaints were ignored by the principal and CPS.

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