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Rubber stamping that says 'Cancelled'

No, Shakespeare isn’t being ‘canceled,’ says this teacher accused of doing it

Source: The Washington Post

In this piece, a high school teacher explains her approach to teaching Shakespeare and rejects claims that she is taking part in “cancel culture.”

This entry was posted in Absolute Power, Seeking Justice, Seeking Peace, Sweet Sorrow and tagged Current Events, Education, Historic Figures on April 1, 2021 by Chandler Gifford.

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