Should racial issues, concepts, structures (etc) be taught as a subject in...

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03-02-2008, 11:45 AM

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Should racial issues, concepts, structures (etc) be taught as a subject in...

...U.S. public schools? We as a nation find it important to teach history, economics and civics (most places), and other social issues in the classroom. Why are there no classes on race in America to open up discussions? This is a real aspect of American life. Why is it not discusses scholastically to students and do you think it should be?

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