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Woke Math Doesn’t Add Up Commentary Bridge 9340 opened in 1967 and was the U.S. state of Minnesota’s third-busiest bridge, carrying 140,000 vehicles daily. Forty years later, the bridge collapsed during the evening rush hour without warning. Thirteen people died. An investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board determined that the collapse was the result of a math error made by the engineers who designed the bridge. When it comes to designing bridges, there is little room for er...

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The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation bankrolled an education collective that wants teachers to abolish "white supremacy culture" in middle school math education.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is bankrolling a group of activists who believe math is racist and focusing on the "right answer" is white supremacy.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is the only donor listed on a website for a group dedicated to eliminating racism from the nation’s math curriculum, which would be accomplished, in part, by eliminating the need for students to show their work after solving a math problem.

If "ethnomathematics" is the answer, the question is beyond absurd.

Nate Jackson Now that the second Democrat impeachment charade has concluded with another acquittal for Donald Trump, how will Dems perpetuate the blame and continue using the Capitol riot to inflict maximum damage on Trump and all Republicans? By announcing “an outside, independent 9/11-type Commission” ostensibly to investigate the Capitol riot. What could go wrong? After commissioning retired Army General Russel Honoré to investigate security failures, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ...

The Oregon Department of Education is seeking to root out "white supremacy" in mathematics, which focuses on “getting the right answer.”

Neon Nettle - Oregon Education Department: Asking Students to Show Their Work Is White Supremacy - Dept giving training program to help teachers develop an anti-racist math practice

Oregon's Education Department is promoting a training program to help teachers "develop an anti-racist math practice."