This is from an old buddy of mine. It might be perfect for Steyn’s next book:

Jonah:
I have a story to tell you. Use it, file it or just be sad for today’s youth. If you do use this, please exclude institutional names and places.
As a proud alumnus (note the gender-specific Latin) of [Name withheld] College, I have been conducting Alumni interviews of prospective matriculates. (Give me a call when your daughter is ready for college. I’ll see what I can do.) One candidate from a town in southern MA was studying AP World History, among other things. Upon asking her the focus of the class, she told me that they were currently studying “Crimes against Humanity”. When I asked for specifics, she told me the class focused on the Opium Wars, British colonization of India, and western colonization of Africa in general. I asked her if the class syllabus included Nazi Germany, Stalinist Russia, or contemporary Yugoslavia or Rwanda, and her answer was “no” without further comment or reflection. When our conversation later turned on what extra-curricular organizations she might be interested in when entering college, she immediately mentioned Amnesty International. Under different circumstances I would have challenged this bright young woman to think beyond her teacher’s agenda, but it didn’t seem like the right fight at the time. Maybe I should have.
It frightens me to think how promising young minds are being molded to conclude that the West is the source of all that is wrong with the world.
Best to you and the fair Jessica,