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McMahon: I do not think that African studies or Middle East studies or Chinese studies are part of DEI if they are part of the total history package so that if you are giving the facts on both sides… Lee: I don’t know what both sides of African American...

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Nikos Unity1 year ago

There aren’t “both sides” to slavery, lynching, or Jim Crow. That’s not nuance, it’s whitewashing.

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Dr Shad Katuu 🌐2 years ago

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boogery.1 year ago

It’s hilarious the wrestling guy’s wife is in charge of education in a really sad way.

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BastiM1 year ago

At this point I'm just waiting for her to say "Maybe slavery was bad but let's hear the other side"

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Valerii Tor 🚀 Building AI Meal App1 year ago

History demands full truth.

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beers, steers, and queers….RC1 year ago

It’s bizarre how badly these people want to take the US 🇺🇸 back to the 50’s. Literally, if they could, they would. African American studies will always scare the hell out of them bc you can’t teach it and NOT include the original sin of SLAVERY. Germany accepted Holocaust.

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Kimberly 🇺🇸 🏕️ 🌲⛰️🐶🍷🧢 💙1 year ago

It’s amazing the walk that Congress people have to take these cabinet members on, just to get them to to state the common sense response, the obvious to the rest of us.

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Mr. Perfect1 year ago

African, Middle East, and Chinese studies belong in history, not DEI, when taught with balanced facts. "Both sides" of African American history risks oversimplifying complex truths—focus on evidence, not forced binaries. You enjoyed my daily news update

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sidney1 year ago

If white history isn’t DEI then African American history isn’t DEI. Thorough out the years, we definitely didn’t get the other side when we were only taught about white history. Then we don’t need to do that with African, Middle East and Chinese studies!!!

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patricio Il Tasso🇺🇦1 year ago

The "other side" of Afro Am studies is what we, white americans, grow up with. This is like saying "if you are going to teach french to US college students, you need to teach remedial english at the same time". I am a white dude and this "other side" is offensive to me

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jimmy bob1 year ago

I would love to see her try to teach my sisters 2nd grade class for 45 minutes without running for her life.

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