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In reply to the discussion: School textbook defines ‘hippies’ as followers of rock stars who may have worshipped Satan [View all]Starry Messenger
(32,379 posts)The Mother Jones article from earlier this year posted some possible culprits. The "Hippies worship Satan" snippet wasn't sourced at the original AmericaBlog entry about it, from what I can tell.
But here are some "history" book titles from known conservative textbook publishers:
http://www.motherjones.com/blue-marble/2012/07/photos-evangelical-curricula-louisiana-tax-dollars
America: Land That I Love, Teacher ed., A Beka Book, 1994
Old World History and Geography in Christian Perspective, 3rd ed., A Beka Book, 2004
United States History for Christian Schools, 2nd ed., Bob Jones University Press, 1991
United States History: Heritage of Freedom, 2nd ed., A Beka Book, 1996
American Government in Christian Perspective, 2nd ed., A Beka Book, 1997
You get the gist.
edit: I was wrong. AmericaBlog sourced the book. It's from America: Land That I Love, Teacher ed., A Beka Book, 1994
http://americablog.com/2013/03/voucher-school-us-history-book-hippies-didnt-bathe-worshipped-satan.html
"Now for the hippies
This comes from a book called America: Land I Love. Its an eighth-grade history book thats used in Louisiana voucher schools (the Mother Jones link above confirms that this book is being used). And it has a section on The Hippies. Heres what Louisiana is teaching its school kids about the hippies:"