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Textbooks ignore the contributions of marginalized groups from "summary" of Lies My Teacher Told Me: Young Readers’ Edition by James W. Loewen

Textbooks often leave out the important contributions of marginalized groups in history. Instead, they focus primarily on the accomplishments of white men. This creates a distorted view of the past and perpetuates harmful stereotypes. By neglecting the stories of minorities, textbooks perpetuate the idea that only certain groups of people have made significant contributions to society. This erasure of marginalized voices not only does a disservice to those communities but also gives a false impression of history to students. When textbooks fail to include diverse perspectives, students are deprived of a comprehensive understanding of the world. They are left with a limited view of history that does not accurately reflect the realities of the past. This narrow focus also reinforces the idea that certain groups are superior to others, which can lead to prejudice and discrimination. By ignoring the achievements of marginalized groups, textbooks contribute to a cycle of inequali...
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    Lies My Teacher Told Me: Young Readers’ Edition

    James W. Loewen

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