Fritz Fischer

University of Northern Colorado

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Professor of History and History Education at the University of Northern Colorado; author of the book The Memory Hole: The US History Curriculum Under Siege

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More than 1,000 kids from a dozen high schools joined teachers and parents last week on the streets of Jefferson County, a large and politically important suburban area outside Denver.

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More than 1,000 kids from a dozen high schools joined teachers and parents last week on the streets of Jefferson County, a large and politically important suburban area outside Denver.

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