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| Posted: Tue Jun 20th, 2006 12:21 am |
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Interpreting history in this day of so-called political correctness can be dangerous. People apparently want their history sugar-coated. They tend to bristle when the the historical truth is presented. It's unfortunate that the teacher in this situation chose to complain rather than educate. One can hope, though, that some of those kids will yearn for more information. Isn't that what interpretation is all about?
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