How Can We Achieve a More Genuinely Inclusive View of American History?

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We’ve been pursuing inclusivity in education for decades, yet in 2021 an authentically inclusive view of American history still eludes us. What will it take to reconcile the American history we teach with the history that actually transpired?

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Robin Hicks is an English Language Arts /Special Education teacher of students in detained spaces.

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