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In reply to the discussion: Florida teachers told to remove books from classroom libraries or risk felony prosecution [View all]flyfreebird
(14 posts)98. AP AfroAmerican Studies Course
First they came to ban books, then they came to ban AfroAmerican studies. what´s next, Hispanics, Asians studies? He keeps up with his "bannings, eventually shit is going to hit him in the face.
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Florida teachers told to remove books from classroom libraries or risk felony prosecution [View all]
demmiblue
Jan 2023
OP
Yes, they should strike, and if that doesn't bring about changes, they should all quit,
LaMouffette
Jan 2023
#60
A MAGAt parent, with a librarian chip on their shoulder, could easily plant a book to 'punish them.'
TheBlackAdder
Jan 2023
#83
Or someone could target the MAGA principle or holy roller teacher. Even set up the PTA ass-kisser.
TheBlackAdder
Jan 2023
#93
Yes, by the time I got to fourth grade I was reading material at young adult level in the library
csziggy
Jan 2023
#62
Cool! I was in fourth grade when I asked my dad if I could read the SF book he had on his side of...
electric_blue68
Jan 2023
#77
In 2nd grade, I was reading at 8-9th grade level, far beyond many adults these days
niyad
Jan 2023
#25
More fascists. No education or teaching experience required, just repeat Republican propaganda.
Lonestarblue
Jan 2023
#71
Terrible, but remember a majority of FL voters chose him. They WANT imposition,
Hortensis
Jan 2023
#18
Kids can bring their own books from home. Parents get busy stuffing those book bags.
cbabe
Jan 2023
#73
Ever since DeSantis took office in 2019 I've thought he's using Florida as a test case for how far
Hekate
Jan 2023
#79
Republicans are scared of books, ideas, ideals, and actual history. Such cowardly snowflakes.
ZonkerHarris
Jan 2023
#88