are at stake.

If we see this as anything less than a war against the lives of Women, we lose

It's scratch and sniff and smells like oppression?

I would be looking for a different school district to live in before next school year.

A good friend of mine lives in AZ - his wife was transfered there by the VA from Wisconsin - and he just bangs his head at the reichwing idiocy out there. He also hates Snotty Scotty with a white-hot passion for wrecking his home state.

....before this regarding pages they wanted to tear out of their textbooks.

thanks Hekate,


and peace
kp

But the jebus-wheezers are immune to facts.

Gilbert is almost all white. AZ is high in teen pregnancy because of high rates among Hispanics and Natives. White 2.8%, Hispanic 9.7%, Native 12.2% and African American 8.4%.

http://www.azdhs.gov/plan/report/tp/teen13/index.php

Gilbert is close to all white and that is the percent for white teens in AZ.

http://www.azdhs.gov/plan/report/tp/teen13/index.php

And demand to be there when an admin talks to your kid.

And on their science books, no less. Not that I think it belongs on anything related to the school, but on the cover of the student handbook would seem more appropriate, and would also ensure that very few would read it because almost no one looks at those things.

What the ever-loving fuck is that?

Yeah, that sticker wouldn't last long in my household..

Makes me less embarrassed to admit that I live in Florida.

I was denounced publicly by the administration as a "pocket of resistance" to the "strategic plan" of improving test scores by lowering requirements way back in my day. I could have so much fun with this!

i've seen what HS students can do to a textbook.
hell, my 9th-grade history text had what looked like a .22 bullet hole in it

is ridiculous. However, I do believe that reducing the number of abortions is not a bad thing, as long as the service remains available to those who choose it.

codes, good clinics/hospitals/midwife centers, various local religions and cultures' views on sexuality and families, intensive sexual education going way beyond just "the parts," a particular focus on minority teen mothers--even real rather than bubble economies that make it easy for new parents to move out or maintain an extended family at home

right?