Posted on 09/14/2016 9:16:24 AM PDT by combat_boots
Just in time for the 2016 election, San Francisco PBS affiliate KQED is offering a Common Core-ready lesson plan designed for public school teachers who want to indoctrinate students with a love for open borders and a deep suspicion of anyone who favors the immigration restrictions proposed by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
The lesson plan — which comes complete with “safe space” suggestions — is offered by way of a section of the taxpayer-funded television station’s website called “The Lowdown” (“connecting newsroom to classroom”). The lesson, released this week, centers around a graphic comic entitled “Fear of Foreigners: A History of Nativism in America.” (Click on the images for a fuller view.)
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State Lawmakers just approved a 35 percent increase to Alabama Public Television.
I just sent it to him in the tips box on his site.
I thought Bently was too busy chasing tail and his wallet?
KQED
I remember that crap when I was in elementary school.
Defund PBS and NPR.
President Trump could say that he deeply regrets, and with all sadness, must pull all government funding in entities like PBS and NPR due to budget limits. Our great nation has been strapped with 20 Trillion in debt and there are other much larger priorities must be met first.
Perhaps in another 8 years we can consider refunding this outstanding organization. choke choke.
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