[ChicagoConservative27]

Liar liar donut on fire

[chopperk]

The Gov must be off his meds.

[Jonty30]

They can teach black history, when they are prepared to teach liberal history, where 250 million people died and over a billion were enslaved.

[plain talk]

There is no “black history”.

There is just history of all peoples, countries and races.

Segregating a portion of history as it pertains to only one race is ... well racism.

[Captainpaintball]

The tide is turning and the momentum shifting in the CRT debate. Conservatives better redouble their efforts and keep up the attacks.

[Stosh]

Black history? Pritzker needs a course in fat history.

[BenLurkin]

Why teach “black history” at all?

We are all Americans. Teach American history.

[Brilliant]

CRT is not black history.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Ever notice that Dr. King and Malcolm X are only talked about during Black History Month? In fact, Black History Month is just another endless rehashing of Dr. King. Real black contributors like Booker T. Washington or George Washington Carver are never discussed.

[fretzer]

https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/billionaire-family-pushing-synthetic-sex-identities-ssi-pritzkers

[cowboyusa]

Correction: Republicans try to stop the red teaching of history.

[rktman]

Oh, the 1619 lie? That history? Toss in Roots while you’re at it. Hey j.b......🖕

[skeeter]

Greasy slob. Lying is a matter of course for his party now.

[so_real]

Yeah, I was taught "US History" in high school. As I recall, two years of it. And one year of Civics. That was about enough for a high school kid. And setting aside any of that to make room for "Black History" is exceedingly racist.

[Gritty]

PRITZKER: Well, what Republicans are trying to do is, of course, ban racist and perverted books in libraries, they’re trying to keep our schools from teaching black history false bullsh!t.

There. Fixed it.

[whitney69]

In the majority of the country, districts operate under local control, meaning that school systems, or sometimes individual schools or teachers, have the ultimate authority in deciding what curriculum is taught.

Fifteen states conduct statewide materials adoptions, according to the American Association of Publishers. Even so, in some of these states, lists of approved materials only serve as recommendations. Districts can choose other materials off-list if they prefer. So who are they blaming for their determination of a lack of certain pieces being taught? So what makes the feds think they are in control of curriculum?

The fed efforts to control curriculum was being done by the threat of withdrawing federal funds as far back as the 50’s. And the school districts are finally realizing that the 7.9% of the funding coming from the feds for education, which sometimes doesn’t make it there anyway, is not worth being told what the local area wishes (is going) to teach.

wy69

[EQAndyBuzz]

Big difference between black history and anti-white rhetoric.

[Moorings]

Didn’t know that transgender and gay indoctrination was part of African American history courses. I don’t think normal African American parents would appreciate that curriculum

[ronnie raygun]

Despicable White boy prickster hoping for the black vote

[telescope115]

Lying Fatass Scumbag.

[Rummyfan]

Oh will they STFU about this. But then again, it’s all they - the Dems - have. So...