Text book publisher issues groveling apology to Texas mother who called them out for suggesting African people wilfully emigrated to America to 'work'
The publisher of a 9th-grade geography textbook has apologized for suggesting African people wilfully emigrated to America.
It comes after a mother in Texas read her son's homework and took to YouTube slamming McGraw-Hill Education for its use of language.
In a section titled 'patterns of immigration', the book describes slaves as 'workers' who came to the United States between 1500 and 1800 to work on agricultural plantations.
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