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In the classroom, how should teachers relate the far-reaching consequences of past events (such as Native American genocide, Japanese internment, slavery, and the Holocaust) to todays society?
 
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Teachers have the most important role in providing safe and respectful educational environments where cross-cultural discussions and collaboration take place. What do you think teachers, students, and communities should do to promote a more inclusive classroom of equality and justice?
 
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