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[quote=Anonymous]PP here. To politicize Shakespeare is to politicize the gravity of the human experience. I find that incomprehensible, but you do you, pp. I am thrilled that Wilson students and other DCPS HSers are getting Shakespeare in ELA. Please correct me if I’m wrong but it seems that Walls has swapped out “ELA” for “Humanities” and as a result is studying texts (wonderful ones!) that are not in the ELA curriculum. This may be where the issue lies. I still can’t wrap my head around the omission of Shakespeare though. I do appreciate the responses lauding the importance of studying Shakespeare. The tempest is, in fact, in my teapot and perhaps I need to address this on a micro level. [/quote]
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