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Any questions before we move on? Anything bugging you? Yes?

Yes, hi. So, if you have a book you can talk about how education within Germany is different in terms of the history of the shameful elements of history.

Right. They have to go through the hall of class, they have to have really internalized the understanding of what can be done.

Yes.

It's not that way, the United States has to have a way in South Africa or not.

Right.

How do you...

Well, it's a little bit better in South Africa with the part side, but yes.

Yeah, we have a little bit.

How do you think that, in 25, 50 years, our American public education system, hopefully not under these wise two-legs that's in boss?

We'll approach different racial issues or racial props in congressional areas for mass education.

No, that's a tough thing. There's so many layers to that question.

Look, I don't know how they will. I think how they should is easy.

I think history should just be told from many different perspectives.

People need to understand that a lot of the time it's not that you're a bad person.

It's just that we think of a story from our perspective because we are the ones telling it.

Do you get what I'm saying?

So, a good example is I remember when I was in South Africa and I'd learn about the history of the British.

And because the British were kicked out of South Africa and because of the Afro-Connors and the Zulus fought against them,

the history I was taught was that the British were invaders. They were bad.

And they came in and they shot the people and you get what I'm saying.

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