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There is only, and there will only ever be, one star wars kid.

Is seeing something like that different than, say, footage of an accident? I am just wondering if seeing the depths of human evil takes a great toll on you than, say, a plane crash––which might have more carnage but reveal far less about the dark side of humanity. Also, how do you cope?

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History teacher here. Unfortunately, curricula and exams often force us to teach the standard narrative of American history. At the same time, we do have some wiggle room to introduce alternative narratives. How would you go about either 1) weaving an alternative narrative into the prescribed narrative or, 2) teaching an alternate narrative (and what might the arc of that narrative be)?

Hey you're from ventura? can I steal your car stereo? xoxo from oxnard