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The display was relocated after the department received complaints, including from State Senator Greg Razer.

The rally's dual message was for Mercy to respect personal choice — and that the vaccine is 'unavoidably unsafe,' leaving tens of thousands dead.

Copy URL The furor over critical race theory in schools has reached a fever pitch this summer, becoming a central issue in school board debates and on cable news programs alike. that would restrict how teachers discuss racism, sexism, and controversial issues. In eight states, the bills have passed into law. The same language echoes throughout much of the legislation, from bans on “divisive” or “racist or sexist concepts,” to provisions that require teachers to present contending perspectives on “controversial” issues. It can feel like the issue exploded overnight. Where did ...

The Columbia School Board approved an agreement at its Monday night meeting to accept a grant for four people in the district to assess The 1619 Project materials. The 1619 Project is a New York Times Magazine initiative that began in 2019 to reframe the country’s history by looking at the consequences of slavery and the contributions of Black Americans.  The project was published in connection with the 400th anniversary of the arrival of the first enslaved Africans in Virginia. The Pulitzer Center in Washington, D.C., has partnered with the Times to create a nationwide educatio...

May 26—TOPEKA — This summer, public school students in Kansas City will begin learning from a curriculum based on The New York Times Magazine's 1619 Project, an examination of slavery, anti-Black racism and its far-reaching impact on American society. They'll be doing so amid increased GOP scrutiny. In Missouri, Kansas and across the nation, Republican politicians are digging in against the ...