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> If you go on the far end of the spectrum from electronics to schoolbooks, you find that there are only two customers for history: California and Texas. Purpo
by privong 12y ago
> If you go on the far end of the spectrum from electronics to schoolbooks, you find that there are only two customers for history: California and Texas.
Purportedly, Texas also has a significant influence on what goes into science textbooks.
- justizin 12y ago"Purportedly, Texas also has a significant influence on what goes into science textbooks." Do they, though? Maybe under mineral sciences and alternatives to evolution. ;) < Disclaimer: I was born and raised in Texas >
- pessimizer 12y agohttp://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/23/education/texas-education-board-flags-biology-textbook-over-evolution-concerns.html http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/23/education/texas-education-...
- morgante 12y ago> Purportedly, Texas also has a significant influence on what goes into science textbooks. Yup. There are the Texas (Republican) versions which are skeptical of evolution, and the California (sane) versions.