State Board of Education Fights Over History Books
Public testimony on the state's social studies curriculum has started here State Board of Education meeting. It's easy to tell from the banks of cameras and scribes, college students with bright yellow "Save Our History" t-shirts on and people from civil rights and conservative groups itching to testify.
Board president Gail Lowe, R-Lampases, just told the large crowd that they would only have two hours to give public testimony. That's an extension from the standard 30 minutes, but I suspect some in the crowd, many who traveled, will be irked. The first two speakers were state Reps ...
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eamartinez
From "Imperialism" to "Expansionism"? I don't every want to hear another conservative complain about being "politically correct." Sheer hypocrisy if Wayne Christian has ever complained about it.
What's brilliant about being conservative is the Orwellian thinking that comes with it. They rail against "Big Government" as they hypocritically use their own Winstons in this Ministry of Truth to re-shape history to their ideological view.
Of course. the solution to that problem is to ban 1984.