Talk:Joy Hakim
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[edit] Proper grammar and syntax
Please use it.
[edit] Straw men
' However, she has faced some criticism for being "too multicultural" and trying to make history "fun" for kids." '
This is highly biased. Who doesn't want history to be "fun"? From Straw man: A straw man "argument" is a bogus, distorted or deliberately flawed interpretation of an otherwise valid position that has been altered so it can be more easily attacked, delegitimized and disassembled (hence the straw man metaphor) before the eyes and ears of an otherwise impartial audience unfamiliar with the facts and history of an issue or case.
— Omphaloscope talk 01:09, 1 September 2006 (UTC)
