1. the holocauste 'wasn't as black and white as we make it'
2. the civil war wasn't about slavery
3. parts of civil rights shouldn't be taught because of it's failings
1. It wasn't. It was much more than just Nazi, Hitler, death of many "Orthodox" Jews and WW2.
2. The Civil War was about the reunification of the Union. Slavery was a key driver to secession but the Civil War started 2 months after Texas seceded; what happened during that time? If Lincoln could have kept the Union together while keeping the institution of Slavery, he would have. Those were his words.
3. The "failings" of the Civil Rights Era/Movement should be an "in house" discussion, as there were failings and true Civil Rights leaders began to see it. Martin Luther King's burning house comment alludes to this.
So, if I am wrong, you should be able to tell me how I'm wrong