question archive What do you think is the best way to first introduce American children of all race and ethnic groups to learning about the racial and ethnic relations in the United States beginning with Christopher Columbus contact with Native Americans and slavery,—that would completely tell the truth yet take into consideration the self-esteem of white children as well as people of color? How would you explain to them that George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison owned slaves in a manner that would be truthful and forthcoming, yet still engender pride and patriotism for American citizens?
What do you think is the best way to first introduce American children of all race and ethnic groups to learning about the racial and ethnic relations in the United States beginning with Christopher Columbus contact with Native Americans and slavery,—that would completely tell the truth yet take into consideration the self-esteem of white children as well as people of color? How would you explain to them that George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison owned slaves in a manner that would be truthful and forthcoming, yet still engender pride and patriotism for American citizens?
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What do you think is the best way to first introduce American children of all race and ethnic groups to learning about the racial and ethnic relations in the United States beginning with Christopher Columbus contact with Native Americans and slavery,—that would completely tell the truth yet take into consideration the self-esteem of white children as well as people of color?
How would you explain to them that George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison owned slaves in a manner that would be truthful and forthcoming, yet still engender pride and patriotism for American citizens?
