The right wants to erase unpleasant history, while the left talks of nothing else. Is there a middle ground for American civics?

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Plus, a family film festival in Belmont and a play that imagines a conversation between two icons of the Civil Rights Movement.

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Proposed bill would expand public school curricula to include comprehensive histories of marginalized communities.