I was really trying to say it's uniquely honest about how terrible it was, which makes it an important project. Because it was a project by a Black teacher assi

I was really trying to say it's uniquely honest about how terrible it was, which makes it an important project. Because it was a project by a Black teacher assigned to Black students, it mostly wasn't whitewashed, neither inadvertently nor on purpose. I know other people value trigger warnings. I mostly do not. I mostly think there are better ways to handle the need for signaling to your audience that this is a tough topic. I'm under the weather today so no doubt screwing this up terribly. The takeaway I wish people would get out of my above comment is that the unusual methodology used for gathering this information means it's an especially valuable resource for people with a sincere interest in the history.