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Schweikart bases his arguments on the assumption that pre-college students are actually interested in history and that they have enough grasp of language to process implicit bias.

More than half the “lies” are the most random things that were marginally, if ever, in any textbooks I had.

What I appreciate about this book is the window it has given me to fallacious conservative arguments.

Bro should chill on the exclamation points!!

#freedomday #novembernarrative @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs

“We are so angry at each other right now. That anger is palpable. Where did it come from? It came from the destruction of a common vision. We used to see each other as brothers and sisters. Not the one percent versus the 99%… we weren't enemies. We were a community.” Read more to find out his solution.

It was an interesting read. It got a little intense with the cultural differences and spoke more about the culture that doesn't agree with American culture at a point. But there are some really good eye opening points.

8 minutes down, 52 to go! (Reading articles for 1 hr straight today) #theintercept

There is nothing less attractive than arrogance! #arrogance #aboutaugust @Eggs

I‘m a legal nerd and a liberal. How could I not love this book! However, I think #conservative Littens should read it too. You‘ll be pleasantly surprised by Justice Ginsburg if you read her words yourself. She‘s a level headed legal scholar who loves and respects our Constitution. 5 ⭐️