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English(EN) ‘Never forget’ turns into ‘remember what?’ Different states’ histories of 9/11 reveal a fractured national memory

美国各州在记忆分裂的背景下,越来越多地强制推行9/11教育

随着9/11袭击25周年纪念日的临近,越来越多的美国州将该事件纳入其学校课程。目前至少有40个州有建议或要求教授9/11的政策,与十年前许多州将其从教育标准中删除相比,这是一个显著的增长。然而,这些课程的深度和侧重点差异很大,一些州提供详细内容,而另一些州只提供广泛的概念,反映了就这一关键历史事件对年轻一代进行教育的不同方法。 AI

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美国各州在记忆分裂的背景下,越来越多地强制推行9/11教育

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报道来源 [1]

  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Jennifer Peltz, The Associated Press ·

    “永不忘记”变成“记住什么?”不同州对9/11事件的历史记忆揭示了分裂的国家记忆

    In Alabama, Sept. 11 fits into “military involvement in international conflicts since 1980," while Texas teaches an example of “radical Islamic terrorism."