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There was no mention of who wrote the history!

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real history

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History was definitely the most flawed subject although I had a great 7th grade history teacher who taught us a lot about social issues for about half of the year instead of the usual history lessons

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We learned a lot about different religions and US "history"

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We learned a lot about different religions and US "history"

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How great we (white america) were at giving people their freedom. The "melting pot"

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2) Books by mostly white authors

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Food is more expensive in poor neighborhoods.

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Food is more expensive in poor neighborhoods.

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I just moved from an apartment that borders a pretty wealthy area with high line and chain grocery stores. I have shopped at these stores for years and have a pretty good mental note of how expensive items are.
The house I moved into borders "the hood" and is in an older part of town. After grocery shopping at two major grocery store chains here, I noticed everything is fucking 10-30% more expensive for the exact same stuff.
In the rich neighborhood, there are huge amounts of specials, by one get one free, sale tags everywhere for lower prices on things. Meats, dairy, produce, toiletries, kitchen disposables and so on are all way more expensive in the poor neighborhood.
My theory is it's a fleecing of the EBT programs. The population has a higher concentration of food stamps so stores jack prices and never put anything on sale because EBT users don't give a shit.
Am I wrong? Why so much more expensive in an area where people have a whole lot less money than the neighborhood I moved from? Pisses me off because I pay for my food and have to travel to a rich neighborhood to get better prices.

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ELI5: Why are groceries more expensive in poorer neighborhoods?

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I just moved from an apartment that borders a pretty wealthy area with high line and chain grocery stores. I have shopped at these stores for years and have a pretty good mental note of how expensive items are.The house I moved into borders "the hood" and is in an older part of town.

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Depended on the politics of the teacher. There were some classes where my more liberal opinions were accepted and there were others where I just didn't participate because the teacher seemed either oblivious to or indifferent about social issues

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1. The Civil War was about State's Rightes

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1. The Civil War was about State's Rightes

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2. European History/US History through a European perspective
3. White contributions to Science and Mathematics
4. Learning all these things are the way to achieve the American dream

Missing:
-African American studies outside of black history month
- Connections between historical injustices and today.

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In history, mostly standard test-prep, Euro-centric curriculum.

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In history, mostly standard test-prep, Euro-centric curriculum.

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In the Dominican Republic, topics about racism, inequality, poverty, systematic racism, etc. were not openly discussed. The focus was on literacy and working really hard. Once I moved to the U.S. midpoint my High School career, I learned more about immigration (laws and ability to access education based on immigration status). I superficially learned about discrimination, African American history within the context of slavery. I didn't truly learn about systematic racism, the concept of race, until I went to college.

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2) Diversity in all forms

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I honestly was not the best in High School Yes I was that Student who did not spend time in class

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Math
Wars
Math
Science
Old Books about symbolism
Math

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Some of the topics that were discussed in  our HS are:

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Some of the topics that were discussed in  our HS are:

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1. Colonization  and British East India Company.
2. Caste System and Religion biases
3. American War of Independence and modelling the Indian Constitution based on the American  constitution.
4. World History

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I feel like I learned more from my peers than I did my teachers. I learned to be a stronger person and how to stand up for myself.

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Religious and ethnic persecution around the world/ often unrelated to the U.S. 

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Religious and ethnic persecution around the world/ often unrelated to the U.S. 

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Missing in H.S.
Current events
Honest and relevant discussion about Latin America and African History beyond the Mayans and Triangle trade

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* World history that wasn't European-centric.
* American history that wasn't from a white perspective
* Books written by women and people of color
* Truth
* That there are many ways to be excellent/successful

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I honestly don't remember but I learned a lot of what I learned was wrong/skewed/biased as the years went on.

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Religion

Abstinence

Discipline

The value of higher education

How easy it was to hate a subject when the educator was super basic and lacked the patience to be an educator.

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I learned that I have the opportunity to be a better version of my Father.

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1. Being a man for others -- being of service to others was highly emphasized; critical thinking skills -- these were also highly emphasized across the curriculum
2. Perspectives from the BIPOC cultures -- most subjects were taught from a Eurocentric point of view; we did not read anything by Black authors until senior year and that was only because we students created our own Black Lit elective.

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Lots of books by old/dead white men.

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Lack of teaching about other experiences in US/World History besides for the "white narrative"

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Lack of teaching about other experiences in US/World History besides for the "white narrative"

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I learned a lot about "war" and the US before the 1920s

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1. I learned about loving and appreciating my Blackness. We were exposed to Black excellence in various ways .  We knew that were were one of the top magnet high schools in the district and all Black. Harris