Ken Starr predicts Supreme Court
would strike down mandatory
critical race theory curriculum
Posted By: GustoGrabber, 4/22/2021 6:25:01 AM
Former Solicitor General Ken Starr predicted a mandated critical race theory curriculum would be struck down by the Supreme Court after President Joe Biden's administration established education grant priorities for programs that agree to teach the controversial course load. We have to scream from the rafters," Starr said of the race-based curriculum on The Laura Ingraham Show this week. "They can recommend [the courses], but thank goodness, the United States government cannot control. It can influence, to be sure, through its spending powers because every public school district receives federal funds
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Ken Starr predicts Supreme Court
would strike down mandatory
critical race theory curriculum 12 replies
would strike down mandatory
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Former Solicitor General Ken Starr predicted a mandated critical race theory curriculum would be struck down by the Supreme Court after President Joe Biden's administration established education grant priorities for programs that agree to teach the controversial course load.
We have to scream from the rafters," Starr said of the race-based curriculum on The Laura Ingraham Show this week. "They can recommend [the courses], but thank goodness, the United States government cannot control. It can influence, to be sure, through its spending powers because every public school district receives federal funds
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School Critical Race Theory Order 32 replies
Biden Issues Universal Public
School Critical Race Theory Order 32 replies
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Remember when the swamp republicans told the rest of us that social issues were losing issues and we just needed to shut up and listen to consultants? Consultants go to beltway happy hours. Conservatives go to school board meetings.