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Supreme Court Justice Gorsuch Discusses Children's Book and Civics Education in Interviews
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch participated in interviews with National Review and CBS News. He expressed distress over declining civics and history education and discussed his new book 'Heroes of 1776: The Story of the Declaration of Independence.' Gorsuch also shared messages for young people about their fortunate circumstances.
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Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch expressed concern over declining civics and history education during a recent interview with National Review. He stated, 'I know we’re missing something . . . and I’m very distressed by it,' according to the outlet.
The justice highlighted the issue as part of a broader discussion on patriotic education. The book focuses on the events surrounding the founding document. Gorsuch sat down for the conversation to elaborate on its themes and significance.
He emphasized this point as part of his message on historical appreciation and current opportunities. The interviews come amid ongoing national conversations about education in history and civics.
