Up from cynicism: Let’s restore history education

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Suppose a college course on the history of African Americans left out accomplished musicians like Scott Joplin, writers like Zora Neale Hurston, and leaders like Colin Powell, Martin Luther King, and Barack Obama, preferring instead to cover only notorious criminals and corrupt politicians.

Naturally, no college would permit such a one-sided presentation of African American history, which would likely be fuelled by a hatred of African Americans.

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