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Anonymous says
Mr. Krieger, it seems like you only want to indoctrinate kids with a lopsided history by and for wealthy white males like yourself. Neither you nor I know what it was like to be a Native American, a Black person, and especially not a female. If women, minorites, and other oppressed groups still face oppression today, what they faced back in the day is unfathomable. Have some humility. And your Southern background may raise questions about your bias…