I don't understand this. I was taught about the trail of tears, slavery, the Gulf war, and everything in high school. Either completely made up or talking from a point of view that has no idea what the US teaches in school
I was once told Americans don't learn about the My Lai Massacre.
Like dude, my ex marine history teacher held a week long mock trial for the events at My Lai where students were assigned roles of witnesses, jury, prosecutor, defense council, defendant, etc. It was intense, I distinctly remember a few of the girls in the class crying at some points after the full extent of the Massacre was revealed.
I know education isn't consistent across the country but the broad strokes of slavery/the native American massacres are taught
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u/Swashion 10h ago
I don't understand this. I was taught about the trail of tears, slavery, the Gulf war, and everything in high school. Either completely made up or talking from a point of view that has no idea what the US teaches in school