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He made excellent key points that we need to know about as teenagers who will be growing up in America

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Why is slavery such a sensitive topic to teach in a classroom when its eventually going to be taught to us eventually anyways especially when they made it out to be taboo ?

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48% of Americans don’t know about Juneteenth.

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The way they treated as if we were never going to learn the specifcs on slavery and how colored people were treated in younger levels of education.

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Why is slavery such a sensitive topic to teach in a classroom when its apart of US History?

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Textbooks described doing slave labor as “chores”.

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A Trump rally introduced Americans to the concept of Juneteenth

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A lot of things in US History are covered up or not talked about.

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Not every school teaches the same US History. US students aren’t learning the same thing when it comes to US History.

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I think that history needs more proof than just textbooks and going off of what people say.

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Why were they so many different versions of history

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Will we possibly get a rewrite and more detailed telling of history?

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Will we possibly get a rewrite and more detailed telling of history?

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48% of people aren't informed on Juneteenth

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They don't educate us on everything we should know about certain event

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I personally feel like we are fully aware of white supremacy, it's pretty dominant in the government system ! 

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I personally feel like we are fully aware of white supremacy, it's pretty dominant in the government system ! 

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 I noted that 48% of people weren’t aware of Juneteenth, there aren’t any social study mandates to follow , George washington was the “ R. Kelly “ of his time and around 2,000 black men served in an elective office

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 I noted that 48% of people weren’t aware of Juneteenth, there aren’t any social study mandates to follow , George washington was the “ R. Kelly “ of his time and around 2,000 black men served in an elective office

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I know that they don’t teach EVERYTHING we need to know. They teach us the basics of CERTAIN parts of history. Some teachers don’t go into detail enough.

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I know that they don’t teach EVERYTHING we need to know. They teach us the basics of CERTAIN parts of history. Some teachers don’t go into detail enough.

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Well from the video I could see that teachers only teach very little about real history.

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SO is the stuff that we learn in history class really happen or it's false?

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SO is the stuff that we learn in history class really happen or it's false?

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He said that he didn't learn this in history class therefore we aren't really learning in history class.

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He made some good key points in his video and he talked about all the things that we get taught in school

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He made some good key points in his video and he talked about all the things that we get taught in school

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i'm glad that John Oliver was able to point out the flaws in american history, along with how it bleeds into today's society

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do y'all believe that there is still a strong segregation in schools? In my opinion, segregation is stronger than ever before in the education system, but i wouldn't mind hearing yall's opinions

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What I have learned in US History was about the wars of WWI and WWII and talking about women's suffrage and the great depression. when we talk about our history it's sometimes sad to hear what people had to go through just to get this world to this point.

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48% of Americans don’t know about Juneteenth.

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A lot of people feel like there is a lot of false information being taught, also that there is a lot of information being
left out.

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Donald Trump being able to hold a rally in Tulsa, despite everything that was currently effecting the black community at that time along with the past aggression towards that group of people (black wall street along with other historic events that may not be known).

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We only were taught the basics of history which is slavery, Abraham Lincoln, etc. To learn real facts or the main facts you'll have to take a leap and watch documentary of such sort

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Personally , I think it depends on you teacher in US history. Based on the way they value the subject , if it's something they are passionate about than they will do their best to make sure students have a complete understanding in every aspect in the subject

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A lot of things that may hold great value to history were left out of textbooks, or previous documents. There are some great people that have done great things in their lives, but a light will never be put on their work.

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When listening to the lady talking about how George Washington "freed his slaves"
everyone’s face on the The View was like