“We predicate things now in the schools on race, class, and gender, and we do it as remedies for present angst, and anxieties, and controversies. So history’s become melodrama rather than tragedy. That’s too bad because we’re not fair to the past at all,” says Victor Davis Hanson, author of The Father of Us All: War and History, Ancient and Modern.
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