Georgia mom outraged over school field trip's interactive lesson that put third graders on slave auction block
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Georgia mom Gladese Cleaves told Fox News Digital her 9-year-old daughter's class participated in a lesson which turned into a mock slave auction during a field trip.
Cleaves said her 9-year-old daughter came home and told her about the field trip by referring to one her friends as a Lamborghini and then referring to herself as a Ferrari. The comments caught her attention, so she called her oldest daughter, who chaperoned the event, to ask what happened. Taylor Penley is a production assistant with Fox News.
She then contacted her younger daughter's teacher at W.C. Abney Elementary School via email and spoke with her over the phone.
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