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>> because it's historically accurate it's appropriate for 6, 7, 8-year-olds. >> reporter: angry about an inclusion curriculum taught in the public schools. they're concerned about four books taught in second grade. one tells a story of a school segregation through the eyes of mexican-american students. one is about the march on washington. two are about civil rights icon ruby bridges. >> i'll show you in the teacher's manual it instructs the teacher to point this out and teach about racial slurs. >> reporter: she says it's okay for people to read the books bridges wrote, but it's not okay for...

A group of at least ten Colorado parents is planning to sue the Tri-County Health Department over its mask mandate.

Hundreds of CPS students will receive books to help increase literacy rates.

The 20th anniversary and having to deal with that as well, i think i've got to put that off because of that. it would be final for me, and i don't know if i'm ready for that. >> yeah, it's got to feel overwhelming. it's got to feel almost like it's bringing you back to when you first found out. >> exactly. exactly. exactly. >> and yet you're going. you're going on saturday to ground zero. and you are going to say your mom's name. you're going to read out her name. >> i am. i thought about it. i spoke with my godmother who's my mom's best friend from second grade. >> from second grade, your mom...

Our generation, george bush's generation, our parents, grandparents, but an attack on civilians just going to work. what from air force one where we couldn't communicate except when we were on the ground. all i could think of was the moms and dads that people who were gone to work in new york and the pentagon that day. americans' vulnerability is something that i think still keeps us on edge. and that's what the next generation, our kids, your kids, my kids, and my eight grandchildren, baby grand children, they have no concept of that. that sticks with me every day. >> i was talking to my olde...