How a History Textbook Would Describe 2020 So Far
Source: The Atlantic
How might students in the future learn about the pivotal year of 2020? Read one historian’s chapter, written when the year was only half over.
How might students in the future learn about the pivotal year of 2020? Read one historian’s chapter, written when the year was only half over.
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