Anonymous wrote:Lol --- a site with ads from NewsMax is not exactly an unbiased source.

I posted that link and I did not say it was unbiased. It is a site by historians for historians-any decent historian will tell you that all sources are biased. The point of history is interpretation, and all interpretation has a point of view. If you look through the linked page, you will see that it links out to a range of articles from various sources on the topic of the film Selma and the historical event Selma. The articles are presented without editorial comment.

Lol --- a site with ads from NewsMax is not exactly an unbiased source.

Anonymous wrote:Here's a roundup of articles about the film and the history on the History News Network site-this a site that is by historian for historians:

http://historynewsnetwork.org/tag/7610

Thanks, PP.

Good summary: "Artful falsehood is more dangerous than artless falsehood, because fewer people see through it."

Thanks PP, was just going to also point out of what we were actually taught in schools, yet alone movies, about Columbus.