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I thought this was a very interesting perspective on the goals and motivation of the Republican party regarding their attempts to remove Black history from schools.
I regularly read Michael Harriot's threads on Twitter, so I was expecting the episode to be longer; but at 11 minutes long, I encourage you to give it a listen.
Well it is a lose lose from your governments perspective on one hand its supressing the truth on the other hand they think if everything is taught openly to the next generation it would increase an already negative sentiment/distrust of white america and the powers that be. The only solution they can come up with to negate this is to dilute the facts and drip feed it slowly.