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Banning Critical Race Theory

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is the following…hmm….

There were a few areas of consensus, though. The survey found that an overwhelming majority of Americans (94%) agree that "we should teach our children both the good and bad aspects of our history so that they can learn from the past," compared with just 4% who agree that "we should not teach children history that could make them feel uncomfortable or guilty about what their ancestors did in the past."

The survey also found that a majority of Americans trust public school teachers to select appropriate curriculum and they oppose the banning of books that discuss slavery.

"The vast majority of Americans say they actually trust those professionals to choose appropriate books and inappropriate curriculum for their children," Jones said. "So, you know, we're hearing some very loud voices, I think, on this front about what's happening in public schools. For the most part, Americans trust their teachers and really are not behind these bans."
 
And Democrats are scared to stand with the 94% and run on teaching real history and trusting teachers.
 
It's not just 4% - the movement is pushed by the 4% , and the rest pushing this garbage just have history wrong. They're fine with teaching their whitewashed version of history.
 
They're the silent majority because they speak up... or don't. They just vote. Or don't. I'm really confused.
 
I just read an article about how the GOP-dominated UNC System Board of Governors has ruled that starting this year only STEM-related fields will be able to award Distinguished Professorships. This new rule applies to all UNC system universities in the state. Humanities Departments will no longer be allowed to award them. Just another escalation in the GOP's war on liberal arts.

"The board approved new rules for which subjects can have distinguished professorships. They will now only be given in STEM-related (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) fields. Subjects outside of this category will keep the distinguished professorship positions they’ve already established, but are no longer allowed to create new ones."

Link: https://www.wunc.org/education/2023-10-19/unc-system-state-nc-budget-3-7-billion-2023
 
Apparently family-values mom here, her mother, and her ex-boyfriend may all have physically assaulted teenagers. I wonder how long it will be before it comes out that she's been sleeping with underage boys (or girls). Everything is projection with these people.

According to one article "The documents also state that Schillinger’s boyfriend at the time “allegedly grabbed a 16-year-old by the neck for intervening in a fight between the couple and hit a 15-year-old in the face during an argument over football,” the PhillyBurbs reports. “According to the allegations in court papers, her intoxicated mother also punched the older teen in the eye and chased him around the kitchen island. Police said they had cellphone recordings of some of these reported events.” Footage showed that Schillinger “lunged toward” a guest, who told the police she punched him three times without injuring him, according to the affidavit."

 
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"Moms for Liberty" is turning out to be quite the family values organization - first an affinity for threesomes, and now for multiple incidents of shoplifting.

 
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