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Public still in the dark on why Florida officials rejected dozens of math textbooks - Vimarsana News

Public still in the dark on why Florida officials rejected dozens of math textbooks

The public still in the dark as to why dozens of math textbooks were rejected by Florida's Department of Education.

DeSantis: Yes, Politicized Textbooks Should Be Rejected for Public School Curricula - Vimarsana News

DeSantis: Yes, Politicized Textbooks Should Be Rejected for Public School Curricula

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Taking away special privileges for woke corporations is not "authoritarian" -- Society's Child -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

Taking away special privileges for woke corporations is not "authoritarian" -- Society's Child -- Sott.net

For many years now I have been pointing out that there is a false public perception of the relationship between governments and corporations. In the past the belief has been that government is supposed to keep private business in check while...

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Florida releases samples from math textbooks it rejected for its public schools - Vimarsana News

Florida releases samples from math textbooks it rejected for its public schools

"We don't want things like math to have, you know, some of these other concepts introduced. It's not been proven to be effective, and quite frankly, it takes our eye off the ball," Gov. Ron DeSantis said Monday.

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NBC News column: DeSantis is a 'clearer danger than Trump,' pushing 'thought control' like 'Nazi Germany' - Vimarsana News

NBC News column: DeSantis is a 'clearer danger than Trump,' pushing 'thought control' like 'Nazi Germany'

A Wednesday NBC News opinion column fretted about Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' recent policies, comparing them to those of "totalitarian societies."