Florida rejects social studies books, deletes 'Take a Knee'
The Florida Department of Education nixed 35% of the social studies books submitted, rejecting ones with errors or "ideological rhetoric."
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The Florida Department of Education nixed 35% of the social studies books submitted, rejecting ones with errors or "ideological rhetoric."
The state objected to content on topics like the Black Lives Matter movement, socialism and why some citizens ‘take a knee’ during the national anthem.
The Florida Department of Education nixed 35% of the social studies books submitted, rejecting ones with errors or "ideological rhetoric."
<p>In 1972, "Search for Freedom" was rejected for adoption in Texas classrooms after conservative activists launched a national media campaign to attack it as unamerican and corrupting. The author's grandfather wrote the book. </p>
<p>In 1972, "Search for Freedom" was rejected for adoption in Texas classrooms after conservative activists launched a national media campaign to attack it as unamerican and corrupting. The author's grandfather wrote the book. </p>