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The Last Dem.

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43. And i would say!
Fri Oct 3, 2014, 07:30 PM
Oct 2014
Without history, a society shares no common memory of where it has been, of what its core values are, or what decisions in the past account for the present circumstances.

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Link? Is it the state education board reviewing the changes? Dont call me Shirley Oct 2014 #1
The district. The CO Dept of Ed has not weighed in to my knowledge. politicat Oct 2014 #4
I find this sh*t Orwellian and terrifying...... marmar Oct 2014 #2
We all wish students cared about their education BrotherIvan Oct 2014 #3
Damn hippies! gvstn Oct 2014 #20
In my short stint in teaching, I wish I had seen more of that BrotherIvan Oct 2014 #21
Kudos to the teachers, too. intheflow Oct 2014 #7
Why? AnalystInParadise Oct 2014 #8
'history classes to promote patriotism and downplay civil disobedience' marmar Oct 2014 #12
I find it to be AnalystInParadise Oct 2014 #13
But this is clearly an attempt to take it out of balance...... marmar Oct 2014 #14
Not in my kids High School in Texas AnalystInParadise Oct 2014 #15
Then how about the teachers and parents involved...... daleanime Oct 2014 #24
Not the parents AnalystInParadise Oct 2014 #27
Started by teachers..... daleanime Oct 2014 #40
Leave it to the School Board? Esse Quam Videri Oct 2014 #36
This is AP U.S. History--a national curriculum--and 3 "adults" on the SB should not be trusted Neurotica Oct 2014 #39
Here in Colorado, this bill isn't about "bringing the curriculum into balance". It's about pushing Lost In America Oct 2014 #16
Do you have a link AnalystInParadise Oct 2014 #17
So you would prefer we downplay slavery, ignore Native peoples, ignore women? jtuck004 Oct 2014 #26
IT is an American history class, correct? AnalystInParadise Oct 2014 #28
ot real why the focus on the time period before Columbus would be needed > So we don't pretend jtuck004 Oct 2014 #30
What does the period before Columbus have to do with anything AnalystInParadise Oct 2014 #31
how about ludlow. Drahthaardogs Oct 2014 #34
You can't both downplay civil disobedience and talk about the Revolution starroute Oct 2014 #18
Who said they are taking out the UR? AnalystInParadise Oct 2014 #23
They claim they don't want to glorify civil disobedience starroute Oct 2014 #25
Glorifying civil disobedience? AnalystInParadise Oct 2014 #29
It's more like the path of first resort starroute Oct 2014 #38
Because they clearly have political indoctrination in mind muriel_volestrangler Oct 2014 #35
This is about AP history, not 9th/10th grade US history haele Oct 2014 #42
only thing in the way is republican radio and a bunch of blowhards like rosen and caldera and mandy certainot Oct 2014 #5
The idiots who elected this board will be voting for mountain grammy Oct 2014 #6
Don't do it, mountain grammy. littlemissmartypants Oct 2014 #10
DUzy BrotherIvan Oct 2014 #22
Trying to force us to be ruled daily by a hierarchy of back-wards, slow, vicious idiots, Judi Lynn Oct 2014 #9
Exactly. eom littlemissmartypants Oct 2014 #11
It didn't happen unless it's on network news. Enthusiast Oct 2014 #33
I'm sure Koch money can be found behind this. C Moon Oct 2014 #19
Thank you, Hissyspit. Oh, these fuckers have big plans for this nation. Enthusiast Oct 2014 #32
Tangentially this is where this is heading Esse Quam Videri Oct 2014 #37
, blkmusclmachine Oct 2014 #41
And i would say! The Last Dem. Oct 2014 #43
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