Say Something Harmful in Class? SNAP Out of It

Credit: iStock/Michael Kemter
Credit: iStock/Michael Kemter
“Let’s pretend,” I said, pointing toward the back row, “that Macbeth’s enemy is way across the battlefield, back by Jon.” I moved down the aisle, reciting Shakespeare’s language. “Like valour’s minion carved out his passage—till he faced . . .”—then gestured in the same direction as I finished the line: “the slave.”

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