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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
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Because out of a 300 year history, if the MAJOR focus of your American or European history class is oppression, you are advancing a particular and unbalanced agenda and worldview. 

When one takes a class on world history or ancient history, exactly zero % of the class is dedicated to examining Egyptian slavery practices or to what extent Persians did or did not allow female participation in society although there surely exists evidence as to these features of those societies.
gpt
&gt;Because out of a 300 year history, if the MAJOR focus of your American or European history class is oppression, you are advancing a particular and unbalanced agenda and worldview. 

Let’s just pick America to talk about. If for 300 years, women and minorities were oppressed in America, should it not be rightfully included in the curriculum. Wouldn’t discluding or downplaying them constitute an unbalanced agenda and worldview?

&gt;	When one takes a class on world history or ancient history, exactly zero % of the class is dedicated to examining Egyptian slavery practices or to what extent Persians did or did not allow female participation in society although there surely exists evidence as to these features of those societies.

Anecdotal, but I remember learning about Egyptian slavery. Maybe we should be teaching more about ancient slavery, ancient oppression, and ancient societal dynamics in general.