[ SECRET POST #2238 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2238 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Might it be a location thing? I'm not sure exactly how the school system works in the states, but is there a possibility that just cause there is a general push to making classics lists more than just dead white dudes, not every high school is actually following that?

I know around here you'd sometimes need everything short or actual force to get schools to change something they feel was totally working for everybody (even when it was not). Because, you know, status quo is so much easier than effort to change something. If there is no really force for getting high schools to change reading lists, I could definitely see many sticking to the same stuff they've always taught.