<span>The Great Mosque in Djenné is the most renowned mosque in Mali. Despite being referred to as an ancient city, it does not have genuine ancient structures or remains but features earthen buildings renovated in recent history as mentioned earlier. Nevertheless, the layout of this small town, defined by rivers and hosting around 23,000 residents, remains intact, and nearly 2,000 of its homes continue to embody Malian traditional architectural styles. In 1988, this town was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in its entirety. Most notably, the Great Mosque, situated in the town's center, is globally celebrated as a masterpiece exemplifying earthen Islamic architecture.</span>
...There are no options provided, but I’ll take my chance with this.
Department of Education.
Due to the way our history has been sanitized, children are unaware of the truth.
I would like to ensure that children learn our history and be able to say, "Look, America has major issues. We're led by incompetent people, obsessed with oil, and often mocked internationally... but here's how you can improve things."
