Racial massacres in the US—what are children taught?
Biden held a historical speech in Tulsa:
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I was surprised to learn there were around two dozen documented massacres of black people in the US:
https://eu.usatoday.com/in-depth/opi...sm/5237713001/
I was just wondering, how much of this history is taught in US schools? I would've expected the Tulsa massacre, at least, to be taught in all history classes, but I've spoken with many Americans who are quite confident they weren't taught about it in school. Shouldn't children be told of these events? Why does this blind spot exist?
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