A Massachusetts educator warns teachers about using The Story of Babar because it "extols the virtues of a European, middle-class lifestyle and disparages the animals and people who have remained in the jungle."
An edition of Telling the truth: why our culture and our country have stopped making sense, and what we can do about it
(1995)
Telling The Truth
by Cheney, Lynne V.
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History, Learning and scholarship, Postmodernism, Social aspects, Social aspects of Postmodernism, SocialaspectsPlaces
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Telling the truth: why our culture and our country have stopped making sense, and what we can do about it
1995, Simon & Schuster
in English
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"A Massachusetts educator warns teachers about using The Story of Babar because it "extols the virtues of a European, middle-class lifestyle and disparages the animals and people who have remained in the jungle.""
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