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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsNebraska school meeting devolves into culture war debate with repeat of beneficial slavery claim
By Sky Palma
Published August 1, 2023, 2:15 PM ET
After years of controversy over sexual health lessons and critical race theory, lawmakers in Nebraska held a special hearing hosted by Sen. Dave Murman (R), who invited a group of experts to testify on three resolutions involving parental involvement in education, COVID-19 relief funds, and social and emotional learning in K-12 schools, News From The States reported.
According to Murman, schools are slipping Critical Race Theory and sex education under the guise of social and emotional learning. But some say that claim is not true.
How would you propose Nebraska educators teach about things like redlining, or the Trail of Tears, or the Holocaust or slavery without a discussion of race? Sen. Danielle Conrad asked.
https://www.rawstory.com/benefit-slavery/
keithbvadu2
(40,915 posts)Just think of the positive learning experience from republicans/pastors molesting children.
They learn what should be avoided, if possible.
They learn republican morality and values.
???
They also learn that republicans do not want to eradicate child molesting like they do for transgenderism.
https://www.dailykos.com/blogs/CajsaLilliehook
turbinetree
(26,686 posts)Ohio Joe
(21,896 posts)Fuckin racists.
turbinetree
(26,686 posts)maxsolomon
(37,697 posts)Endless funding to come up with post-rationalizations.