Things we weren't taught in school that shocked us as adults

Would be like saying ‘we’re rounding up all the Italians’…

Girl, they did. There was an Italian and a German internment camp, the Japanese one was just the largest.

These kind of videos should always be watched with a slight bit of skepticism. US schools do miss a lot, but kids also only half pay attention in school.

I have a feeling there's likely a large percentage of the commenters that likely weren't paying attention when the lesson was taught vs not being taught at all.

Other than the Tulsa massacre, I live in the south and was taught all this stuff.

Mormon born and raised in Utah is a wild place to start XD

No mention of the Eugenics movement even in this video, because we still don't like talking about it to this day.

My son’s history teacher told him we acquired Hawaii bc the local Hawaiian wanted a larger, more stable trading network. If you don’t know that history, we kidnapped their Queen until they signed over their country basically.

We haven't honored ONE single treaty with Native Americans 🫩

I grew up in Missouri and was never taught that “race riots” were basically white people attacking minorities.

Idk what fucking education system people had but I learned majority of these in middle/highschool? I honestly thought the whole "northern aggression" thing was a joke people told to make fun of southern states, as thats were i grew up. Do most southern states teach that?