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"And when I have ever taught anyone about the Holocaust or any atrocity to that matter relating to these concepts, I have always modified this. And I always let parents know beforehand. And they can even be in the classroom if they want, as long as they don't step in while I'm teaching. And if they have any issues, they can talk to my student, my student, teachers, or teaching aids, whichever one, depending what school I'm at."
"And when I have ever taught anyone about the Holocaust or any atrocity to that matter relating to these concepts, I have always modified this. And I always let parents know beforehand. And they can even be in the classroom if they want, as long as they don't step in while I'm teaching. And if they have any issues, they can talk to my student, my student, teachers, or teaching aids, whichever one, depending what school I'm at."
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"And when I have ever taught anyone about the Holocaust or any atrocity to that matter relating to these concepts, I have always modified this. And I always let parents know beforehand. And they can even be in the classroom if they want, as long as they don't step in while I'm teaching. And if they have any issues, they can talk to my student, my student, teachers, or teaching aids, whichever one, depending what school I'm at."
"And when I have ever taught anyone about the Holocaust or any atrocity to that matter relating to these concepts, I have always modified this. And I always let parents know beforehand. And they can even be in the classroom if they want, as long as they don't step in while I'm teaching. And if they have any issues, they can talk to my student, my student, teachers, or teaching aids, whichever one, depending what school I'm at."