History Curriculum and the Extent of Accountability | Kevin Cheng

Update: 2023-05-18

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Kevin joins Areez, Caden, and Justin to discuss whether history classes should be taught through primary sources or through textbooks. The 2nd topic of discussion is whether public figures should be held accountable for any actions or wrongdoings from when they were young.

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History Curriculum and the Extent of Accountability | Kevin Cheng