GOP leaders portray the victories as parents rejecting what they call left-wing ideologies — and getting behind the notions that critical race theory is being taught in schools and that children are given access to overly sexualized books. And school board campaign vows to rid schools of critical race theory come after the Texas Legislature last year passed a law limiting how race, the history of slavery and current events are taught in schools.
But more GOP involvement in local politics may not be the only effect of Saturday’s elections. Experts believe campaigning on culture wars is a winning strategy for the GOP. And, they say, it will embolden Republicans to continue passing laws based on political wedge issues during next year’s legislative session.
As if school's weren't bad enough with GQP's constant assault on education. Now they wanna take a hands-on approach to destroying education. And they've duped people into thinking this is for their own good. 😂
There is no such thing as nonpartisan. There never was. All it means is no political affiliation is shown on the ballot next to a candidate.
Great, the Klan is going to decide how kids learn. Until Abbott finishes challenging the 1982 free public education SCOTUS decision, then Republicans will just opt to only educate white boys.
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