Why in the world do you want to make people feel bad about themselves? That's bizarre, sounds flat out sociopathological, that you have a goal of making children feel bad about themselves, or at least, you are disappointed that the state is not making children feel bad about themselves.
I mean wow.
Because that is how personal growth and learning work.
Equal measures of wonderment and embarrassment.
Are you really such a wilting flower that your ego cannot tolerate the embarrassment of finding out you are wrong, that you have been ignorant, or that you were unskilled?
Do you really believe that children are such delicate snowflakes that they must be protected from learning anything that isn't a resounding compliment?
Keep in mind that I would be on equal ground of asking you the exact same questions.
Are you really such a wilting flower that your ego cannot tolerate the embarrassment of finding out you were wrong, as proven by the sources cited here, do you really believe that children are such delicate snowflakes that they must be protected from learning what really happened instead of your own narrative that it clearly refuted by the record?
@volkris
Oh please.
Try harder, and at a higher level.
You are presumably not 8yrs old, so kindly stop wasting my time with this childish stuff.
The new curriculum and all the fetid tripe that hangs from it in a reeking wreath, is specifically engineered to pretend slavery didn't happen, that it was actually good in some absurd way, and that if anything makes a student feel bad about race, it should not be taught.
@futurebird @InkySchwartz @cadenza