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Texas board rejects many science textbooks over climate change messaging
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- tromp 3y agoIn what kind of world does concern for the environment get punished? > The SBOE’s discussions this week have reflected those trends, with board members voting against books that they said were written by companies with environmentally-friendly corporate policies or that went too far in teaching students how to advocate for climate solutions. Others wanted more emphasis on religion, or argued that scientific theories should not be taught as fact.
- fithisux 3y agoIn the world run by banks and corporates that destroyed it in the first place and now push an even more disastrous agenda with bonus a dictatorship.
- jruohonen 3y agoI wonder how Americans generally deal with the increasing censorship of the youth's education, regardless of their political stances; do you teach your kids at home to counter the states' "gag orders"? I am curious because there are similar trends in other places, although perhaps not quite as severe or even more severe, depending on a place.