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Banning Critical Race Theory

and according to the notes, you fucking phony:

Rob Shamblin- At that point if it’s been removed, it could be added back if there is no better alternative,
I assume? I don’t know what it’s going to take to find an alternative.

Sharon Brown- It would probably mean we would have to move on to another module, they would
know better than I on that. Any further discussion? We do have a motion on the table to take the book
completely out. No other discussion?

I will call for a vote.
 
I do like a bunch of dumb dumbs sitting around worried about 8th graders seeing mouse tits when the fucking internet exists. Don’t worry they are seeing some sweet sweet titties and they aren’t on no mouse.
 
Page 16, genius:

Tony Allman- How long does this book stay in the school system?

Melasawn Knight- Six years, we are on year two. Four more years.

Sharon Brown- Ok, we have a motion, do we have a second? Do we have discussion?

Rob Shamblin- Chairman Brown, we have somebody back here I think wants to speak. I don’t know if
you want to recognize.

Teacher from McMinn High School- Hi, I am one of the freshman teachers, I am not trying to contradict
Melasawn, but I teach the ninth grade curriculum at McMinn and that book is not part of our
curriculum. We have others, we have the Pearson version, not that I am a fan of it but..

Rob Shamblin- Is that the older version?

Teacher from McMinn High School- No, we adopted a newer version when they adopted the older one.

Rob Shamblin- I spoke to another system that was familiar with that book, but they are using the older
version that doesn’t have the same verbiage and graphics. I don’t know what changed.


Melasawn Knight- It was taught at the other high school last year, Central and it’s the same curriculum.

Teacher from McMinn High School- Ok, yeah we didn’t do it at McMinn. The books are meant to teach
to the standards, which is what this curriculum is going to do. Develop the student’s knowledge with
the standards in an in depth way, and I completely support that. Common core for ELA makes complete
and total sense. I can’t speak for math, but I can for ELA. We are able to dig deep and we’re able to
look at things that we weren’t able to look at before. When we taught the old standards, I’ve been in
the classroom almost ten years, when I taught eighth grade at Sweetwater for five years and I taught the
older standards it was, ok what’s the main idea and then we moved on and ok what does this word
mean, it was very disconnected like Mr. Brady said. Now our standards pull everything together, so you
look at it in layered ways. I love the Holocaust I have taught the Holocaust almost every year in the
classroom, but this is not a book I would teach my students
.

Tony Allman- We aren’t against teaching the Holocaust.

OH THE OUTRAGE!!!111!!
 
Sharon Brown- It would probably mean we would have to move on to another module, they would know better than I on that. Any further discussion? We do have a motion on the table to take the book completely out. No other discussion?

I will call for a vote. This is a YES or NO vote for removal of the book.


Vote was as follows:
Denise Cunningham- YES Bill Irvin- YES
Quinten Howard- YES Sharon Brown- YES
Mike Cochran- YES Mike Lowry- YES Donna Casteel- YES Jonathan Pierce- YES Tony Allman- YES Rob Shamblin- YES

Sharon Brown- Motion carries.
 
This reminded me of the rich kid in my high school who tried to argue that he shouldn't have to read Diary of Anne Frank because it was too girly, and included her talking about her period.
 
Meh. One book removed because it has mouse titties, the other removed because it has 50 n-words
 
 

meanwhile tiktok is a basically a fucking hive of child pornography that teenagers consume like 24/7
 
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