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"content": "Watching The Godfather of Harlem (set in the early 1960s) and someone mentioned homeschooling. There've been other anachronisms and this struck me as one, but I was wrong. It's been used at least since 1848 per the OED. I imagine this has something to do with the public education movement, since prior to that why would a word be needed?\n\n#Homeschooling #PublicEducation #Education #TheGodfatherOfHarlem\nhttps://kolektiva.social/system/media_attachments/files/112/757/454/807/014/635/original/af735d84db4096d1.jpg\n",
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