I regrettably missed your article when it was first published, but discovered and analyzed it last month while exploring monographs that took a transnational approach for a paper assignment in my foundations class. So, it was still very fresh in my memory when Elder Brown spoke.

The video in the link claims that for the past 60-70 years, America’s brilliance in education dimmed. Interesting argument considering Brown v. Board of Education was decided in 1954, which was just over *checks notes* 70 years ago.

When my wife was a teacher all she asked for Christmas or her birthday were supplies for her classroom, and we spent almost every Friday night grading her students’ papers. She eventually had to stop teaching because it was more expensive to have our son in daycare than for her to stay home.

Maybe. I gave up after 5 min when I realized the whole premise was about a guy pretending to be a lawyer despite never taking the bar or even graduating law school.

Next time just give him a taste of his own medicine and watch a couple episodes of Suits together.

I'm confused by the pile-on. Having read the book, I think it's pretty clear that his intended audience is to make history accessible to lay RDR2 fans who have never studied history or read a book. Yeah, it will never be assigned reading in a college course, but I don't think that is his goal.

Wait until they find out that Superman’s been woke since the 1950’s.

www.dc.com/blog/2017/08...

It’s amazing how many states are doing everything they can to win first place in the race to the bottom.