The Daily Show: Ears Edition
Tackling Critical Race Theory in American Schools
Sep 14, 2023
New York Times reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones joins Trevor Noah to discuss critical race theory in American schools and the 1619 Project, which aims to depict a more accurate history of America. They explore inappropriate lessons on slavery, power dynamics of history, the role of Black Americans, and the difference between America and other colonial powers in regards to slavery.
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- The 1619 Project aims to reframe American history by highlighting the ongoing legacy of slavery, challenging the traditional narrative, and emphasizing the role of Black Americans in shaping the nation.
- Efforts are being made to incorporate anti-racist education and a more comprehensive understanding of history in schools, with a focus on teaching the full and truthful story of America's past and fostering a more inclusive and equitable society.
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The 1619 Project: Rethinking America's History
The 1619 Project reframes American history by highlighting the ongoing legacy of slavery. It challenges the traditional narrative and explores the ways in which slavery has shaped American institutions and persists in society today. The project argues that Black Americans have played a pivotal role in turning the United States into a democratic republic, fighting for their rights and freedoms throughout history.
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