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As a history teacher, I get asked if I teach "Real" History. Usually, this means do I teach a version of history that is palatable to a liberal or conservative viewpoint. And it is a wholly erroneous question. History is not simple, black and white answers. It is a kaleidoscope of color that changes with the way the light hits it. And it is all true. If a people survive long enough, their entire history becomes one long line of "inconvenient truths."
By Chad LehrmannAs a history teacher, I get asked if I teach "Real" History. Usually, this means do I teach a version of history that is palatable to a liberal or conservative viewpoint. And it is a wholly erroneous question. History is not simple, black and white answers. It is a kaleidoscope of color that changes with the way the light hits it. And it is all true. If a people survive long enough, their entire history becomes one long line of "inconvenient truths."