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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Yeah.  The first section seemed just fine to me.  A history class focused on Africa seems valuable considering most US schools focus solely on European US History and Western Civ.

Starting to delve into social theory and intersectionality I can see being more controversial, though I think an AP student is intellectually prepared for that sort of conversation.
gpt
TBH I think it’s stupid as hell to pretend that race and gender aren’t major factors in history, but I do think an emphasis on intersectionality and CRT is inappropriate for most high schoolers. Not that they they couldn’t grasp it, but that it requires a synthesis of ideas they haven’t really learned the basics of yet. I wouldn’t teach high schoolers differential equations before teaching them calculus, and I wouldn’t teach them intersectionality before teaching them about the individual roles of race, gender and class in history.

As a whole I think the course seems like a valid opportunity for students to learn about a less prominent topic in American history, but it’s alleged treatment and emphasis on more modern topics could have been handled better. Also I hate to need to say it but African American history is such a huge and rich topic that if the fictional comic book country of Wakanda is getting attention then the course designers did a bad job.