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Treeman
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I thought book banning was a nationwide crisis - you are saying it’s a non-issue - overblown?Kids being shown inappropriate things in school is so uncommon, it is practically a non issue. Way way way overblown.
Or do you deny that the images I linked above are part of this issue?
We disagree. I think our schools do a decent job of teaching black history. What they don’t do is teach separatism and divisiveness which is what 1619 and CRT. are all about.After that, yes I do believe American students should be taught about all aspects of slavery. There is zero reason to leave any parts out for sensitivity reasons.
A point of not banning books is to not let people outside of schools pick and choose what parts of history students have access to.
African Americans make up a decent percentage of our school children and they are not taught shit about their heritage. It downplays their contribution to our country completely.
And again, I trust you support teaching that slaves brought to the Americas were enslaved by other Africans? That slave trading existed in Africa for centuries before Columbus?
Should we teach kids that the reason maps weren’t drawn from the perspective of the continent of Africa is because that great vast continent failed to birth a civilization capable of circumnavigating and mapping the world?And read up on maps and tell me I’m wrong. They were drawn the way they were for a reason, and not only because maps are flat. Look how big Africa is
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A world map makes it appear mere fractions of its actual size.
Or do you think that cartographers throughout history have distorted the southern hemisphere (because inconveniently for your argument it is not just Africa) out of simply racism?