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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
As long as we teach it in a way that doesn't make children believe they've inherited some sort of original sin via their skin color.

Teaching actual history as a matter of factual events = based  
Teaching kids to hate themselves = cringe
gpt
How should children be taught that history connects to the present? The importance of history isn't to learn facts about things that happened long ago, it's to learn what mistakes people used to make so they don't make them again. Children aren't public policy officials (yet), so how do you teach them the meaning of history?

I think it's pretty apparent that racial tensions still exist in the US. How much of that is manufactured and how much of that is sincere is mixed. But imbalances exist, and they're partly because of historical treatment of non-whites in the country. How do you explain that fact to kids, whom you're trying to raise to be good citizens and people conscious of others?