College Board: 'We resolutely disagree with the notion that enslavement was in any way a beneficial, productive, or useful experience for African Americans'
in his state.)"In addition to agricultural work, enslaved people learned specialized trades and worked as painters, carpenters, tailors, musicians, and healers in the North and South," the College Board's framework reads. After they were freed,In a statement to TIME, the College Board said: “We resolutely disagree with the notion that enslavement was in any way a beneficial, productive, or useful experience for African Americans.
While the concept of discussing enslaved people's skill sets in a classroom setting is broadly accepted, scholars who contributed to the AP African American Studies curriculum tell TIME that the use of the phrase “personal benefit” is the main problem with the Florida standards.
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