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In reply to the discussion: This book changed me from being a "conservative" to a "liberal".... [View all]Papagoose
(428 posts)30. They'd burn a teacher at the stake for teaching Chomsky where I live
Heresy!
Hell, my kid asked me why her US History teacher acts as if the North winning the Civil War is lamentable.
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I would guess that in wealthy conservative school districts there isn't much "teaching"
matmar
Mar 2012
#11
"it's one thing to be brain-smart; it's another entirely to be heart-smart."
dixiegrrrrl
Mar 2012
#37
It was briefly mentioned in 'The Sopranos' as well. In the educational context, actually
RZM
Mar 2012
#40
It's too bad that this is illegal in Arizona now - all ethnic studies are illegal there now.
yardwork
Mar 2012
#27
Love that book. What were the issues that turned you from a conservative to a lib? nt
Sarah Ibarruri
Mar 2012
#32
I was especially informed by the history of the unions contained in the book.
cilla4progress
Mar 2012
#48
I already did, but thought some might want to hold it. Some use Kindle, too, but I don't.
freshwest
Mar 2012
#54