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Of black history. as of now it looks like desantis will prevail. it takes a spine. he has got one. it's those actions that have parents feeling empowered to ask what exactly their kids are being taught in school. we see the issue of education is making a difference in elections like governor glenn youngkin's win in virginia. it is having a tangible result in classrooms as well. a report published by the rand corporation today found that of a nationally representative sample of 8000 teachers, one quarter said they had revised their instructional materials or teaching practices to limit or exclu...

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Sets a tip line for parents in any quote inherently divisive teaching practices like crt. there is an anti-critical race theory bill in the west virginia house now, too. according to an education week tally, since january of 2021 do you realize 37 states have introduced bills or taken other steps that restrict teaching critical race theory or even limit how a teacher can talk about racism and sexism? and 14 states have imposed these bans and restrictions. that's a lot of states. and then there is the growing book banning craze, the pulitzer prize winning holocaust novel "maus" just banned from...

History. alabama approved resolution that actually bans the teaching of so-called divisive concepts, associated with critical-race theory. as if children need to be shielded from learning about inequality. or as if critical-race theory was ever actually a part of any elementary school's curriculum. i believe the course you might be referring to only has one word, history. now, virginia's new governor actually set up a tip line for parents to tattle on teachers who engage in any quote inherently divisive teaching practices, like crt. there is anti-critical-race theory bill in the west virginia ...