“Human history is taught through autobiographies.” This line stuck in my mind as I attended my first HIS401 class. The U.S. history class at Phillips Exeter Academy is famous for its rigor and depth of teaching, and pairing it with Harkness creates almost a “perfect” environment to foster and develop a select handful of students who understand U.S. history in more depth and complexity than others. Yet, while glorifying the Exeter curriculum in teaching U.S. history, we often miss the glaring issue: political bias in teachers.