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In reply to the discussion: Texas on the front lines in a religious war on history? [View all]cbayer
(146,218 posts)20. Wow, that's a scary article.
Cynthia Dunbar is a particularly frightening character. Thankfully, it appears that she is no longer on the board (neither is McLeroy). Did Texas voters wise up or did they replace these two with similar people?
Interesting side note. The Texas Board is officially called "Texas Educations Agency" or TEA for short.
I would be most interested in seeing the move.
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Some of us, myself included, have a slightly different take on the situation than you.
humblebum
May 2012
#6
Then I would suggest that you explain, because it certainly fits what I see going on,
humblebum
May 2012
#13
Feel free pally - and if you think ridicule is the ONLY defense against a 6000 yr old earth
dmallind
May 2012
#14
"Where in the post did it say atheists were rewriting history?" I give up. Where?nt
humblebum
May 2012
#26