Well thats because you two are dumbshits.

Well thats because you two are dumbshits.

What's your favorite part of Juneteenth?

Airing of grievances.

Never heard about this til last week. A google search shows it's the emancipation of slaves in Texas.

I never heard about the Tulsa massacre til 3 months ago.. Seems like an important part of history to exclude. Obviously it's absolutely horrendous. I'm still not entirely sure what juneteenth means.

The “whitewashing” of U.S. history in classes and textbooks has been discussed as a concern for decades but has suddenly gained new relevance.

i went to 12 years of school as a child and routinely found inaccuracies in what they were telling us. time and again the things they made us learn were flat out wrong

Woke Frank has mult potential.

The “whitewashing” of U.S. history in classes and textbooks has been discussed as a concern for decades but has suddenly gained new relevance.

"For years I've made sure the places we went for the blog did not have Aunt Jemima or Mrs. Butterworth on the premises."

Went to HEHS class of 05. Definitely learned about the Tulsa massacre in HS and it’s kind of stunning to me the amount of people who say they’ve never heard about it.

Went to HEHS class of 05. Definitely learned about the Tulsa massacre in HS and it’s kind of stunning to me the amount of people who say they’ve never heard about it.

Don’t remember learning about Juneteenth in school. I think the first time I heard about it was from Army buddies in Louisiana

It's a new holiday a bunch of white liberals made up

Ever hear about the Black Hand? The organization terrorized Italian immigrants. The Osage Indian killings?

Let’s be honest, we only scratch the surface in American history. They hit the major Presidents and wars. Sure, you might learn about the underground railroad and Talleyrand, but it doesn’t go very deep.

There was a segment on 60 Minutes about it last week I think and there was an African-American man they talked to. He grew up in Greenwood and went to school in Oklahoma all his life and he was saying when he first heard about the Tulsa Massacre in college he thought the professor was messing with him. He had never heard of it from either school or family.

It was definitely odd.

it's cute that you guys remember shit you learned in high school.

I wish we would use history as a lesson rather than trying to ignore it. At some point, just about every group was persecuted unless you descended from nobility.