We are denuding the education of students from the South
Arkansas rejects AP African American Studies, cites Arkansas law on "prohibited topics"
@Madken65 Prohibited topics?
Isn't there a way for a non-profit group to form a LLC that would be able to create mobile learning vehicles that could use Boys-and-Girls clubs or similar to present these topics & more to kids? Private entities after all.
There certainly are, but...
Why should that be created when we already a vehicle in place to promote the intelligence of a nation, public education?
@Madken65 Yes, if government intervention is left out of the operation of "public" schools.
My thoughts on this have been present for a bit. If I set up a store-front as a satellite unit of my business, people can opt-in by opening the door and entering, where they can purchase so-called prohibited-topic books or magazines. This could be just above cost, so that it could be reasonable for all. They can opt-out by not entering the store. Private busines vs. Public Education.
@MisterE
There's a Davey Crockett fighting at the Alamo part of this...
Why did Tennesseans help Texans?
They SAW a nation...
We are forgetting that part of what States do for a Nation
That's all I'm saying