Samm
May 16, 2024, 8:39pm
1235
Jezcoe:
Right wing culture warrior got elected to find and root out CRT and the Transing of kids from the school curriculum.
After poring over the entire curriculum she was relieved to find that the fear that she ran on was baseless.
When she reported her findings… her former supporters turned on her.
She now realizes that she was part of a strategy to weaken support for public schools for the promotion of vouchers to private entities.
Culture wars are everything
Texas school board member disavows the far-right platform she campaigned on | The Texas Tribune
One school district cleared, thousands to go.
Jezcoe
May 16, 2024, 9:02pm
1236
There was nothing to clear.
Samm
May 16, 2024, 9:05pm
1237
That’s what “cleared” means.
Jezcoe
May 16, 2024, 9:06pm
1238
Okay… there is nothing to clear.
It’s a moral panic.
It’s made up.
Samm
May 16, 2024, 11:51pm
1239
Yes … In this one instance. Thousands to go …
WuWei
May 17, 2024, 11:38am
1240
War. There’s only one. But right on.
Great source.
Well there goes a few centuries of British Commonwealth tradition.
DougBH
May 19, 2024, 3:45pm
1243
Jezcoe:
Right wing culture warrior got elected to find and root out CRT and the Transing of kids from the school curriculum.
After poring over the entire curriculum she was relieved to find that the fear that she ran on was baseless.
When she reported her findings… her former supporters turned on her.
She now realizes that she was part of a strategy to weaken support for public schools for the promotion of vouchers to private entities.
Culture wars are everything
Texas school board member disavows the far-right platform she campaigned on | The Texas Tribune
She was an idiot to run on an anti left program based on a curriculum that she might have read about relative to some school district in California but doubtless had nothing to do with Granbury. Being an idiot, when she found this out what an idiot she was, instead of just admitting it, she figured out that she was the tool of some vast right wing conspiracy.
