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A compelling argument for the need to provide free education in natural history and science to all students in public schools and colleges. The book describes the role of the American Museum of Natural History in promoting education and scientific literacy, and advocates for a more equitable and accessible educational system. Teachers and policymakers alike will appreciate the rigorous analysis and passionate advocacy found in this book.
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