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Supremacist, you name it is probably in there. they mask these messages in learning plans. over thanksgiving this group posted a lesson plan for copy writing, so learning handwriting, basically through hitler quotes. you see them on your screen there. and last month as mlk day approached, mrs. saxon wrote it's up to us to ensure our children know him, dr. martin luther king jr., for the deceitful, dishonest, riot-inciting negro he was. he's the face of a movement that ethnically cleansed whites out of urban areas and precipitated the regime we are now fighting to free ourselves from. in bold t...

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>> leo, let me ask you this. what is the very specific question you want darrell to answer? >> i don't know if he read the lesson plan, the curriculum. i did on this class. it talks about subjects and issues about q theory. i taught u.s. history. i never taught that in my life. how could that be part of african-american history? also critical race theory which gives the impression that black people by birth are at a disadvantage over white people. where is that in u.s. history? where is that? >> let darrell answer. >> here is the question. listen, it talks about black lives matter. >> darrell,...

It plans the specific. all right. let me ask you see all you small what what is the. but what is the very specific sc question you want darryl toell o answer? >> i want okay, i don't know ife he read the lesson plan. i did the curriculum pla i did on math class, this class about subjects and issues about q3. i never i taught us history, never taught that in my life. how could that b be part of african american history?heor also critical race theory, which gives the the impression people b that black people by birth are at a disadvantage for white people. where is that in us history? we're all ...

Pre-written, Ready-to-Use Lesson & Student Worksheet! Learning Objective: To identify the theme of a poem based on details in the text.