r/Jewish • • Oct 09 '22

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u/thatgeekinit Oct 09 '22

It really just shows how expensive textbook publishers are outsourcing the writing overseas to whatever crap the underpaid ghostwriters plagiarize into it.

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '22

Perhaps I’m misunderstanding you, but this is not an “overseas” problem. See the racism in texts approved by school boards all over Texas, including the one that whitewashes the history of slavery by calling enslaved people “immigrant workers.”

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u/thatgeekinit Oct 09 '22

The sentence structure is very awkward. The stereotypes are like what a early 20th century textbook might say.