You are correct. After carful reading the bill that was passed only allows individuals to sue the district, not the teacher.note: the school district is the entity to be sued under this, not the teacher.
It's everywhere, it's everywhere...even in math books.
Florida’s Anti-Woke Crusade Has a New Target: Math Textbooks – Mother Jones
Nuking them seems a bit extreme, doesn't it?If it's a public school, DOE/DOJ should be dropping the hammer via title IX right?
But is was a "transparent" process... Transparently corrupt, that is.You got to love the effort to just blanket ban these materials. There was no list of the specific books and the reasons for each. Not even an outline of what they deemed CRT in the text with page numbers to show the rationale. Who knows if this even happened or is just hyperbole. Never know with these fools.
The next task is to review the text book for social studies. If the denial rate is less than 80%, I am going to question what they are doing.
You got to love the effort to just blanket ban these materials. There was no list of the specific books and the reasons for each. Not even an outline of what they deemed CRT in the text with page numbers to show the rationale. Who knows if this even happened or is just hyperbole. Never know with these fools.
The next task is to review the text book for social studies. If the denial rate is less than 80%, I am going to question what they are doing.
Almost seems like someone might be "Banning" things so that someone specific gets the Contract.
It's everywhere, it's everywhere...even in math books.
Just wait till DeSantis gets to the books written by Jewish authors.
Then the DeSantis shet will really hit the fan.
Hmmmm, I wonder what DeSantis will do to those Jews, Blacks, Gays, Transgenders after burning their books? Any guess?
Gawd.... something about this seems soooo familiar. I just can't quite put my finger on it. Can you?
The task is to keep fighting about this by whatever means necessary for the next two years or so until the GOP presidential primary concludes.You got to love the effort to just blanket ban these materials. There was no list of the specific books and the reasons for each. Not even an outline of what they deemed CRT in the text with page numbers to show the rationale. Who knows if this even happened or is just hyperbole. Never know with these fools.
The next task is to review the text book for social studies. If the denial rate is less than 80%, I am going to question what they are doing.
This is going to be a nuts couple of years with Republicans going all in on anti-LGBT laws and crackdowns. Getting TF out of this state before Ken Paxton says I should be in a camp.
I wonder if churches get a state tax exemption? Will he start taxing them if they speak out against his policies?Desantis attacks Disney over Tax exemptions. Hope he goes after the Mafia too.
Seems like using their logic Hobby Lobby, churches, things like that would be ripe for targeted tax increases.I wonder if churches get a state tax exemption? Will he start taxing them if they speak out against his policies?
Legislation targeting specific people or entities is a bill of attainder which violates the first amendment. In addition this bill is punishing Disney for speaking so it violates the free speech clause.A. If 'self governing' is wiped out, does that kill HOAs?
B. Can legislation be punitive and for political reasons? Seems ripe for Courts to strike down.
Here's a good opinion article.It's everywhere, it's everywhere...even in math books.
Florida’s Anti-Woke Crusade Has a New Target: Math Textbooks – Mother Jones
Can you imagine a country in which justice was just a matte of political opinion? Most of us, it seems to me, grow up thinking that justice is something real. The Founders seem to have thought so.Legislation targeting specific people or entities is a bill of attainder which violates the first amendment. In addition this bill is punishing Disney for speaking so it violates the free speech clause.
The main hurdle will be to get a court to accept the expressly stated position of Florida politicians that they are attacking Disney for speaking in ways they don’t like. It’s obviously true but right wing courts may very well pretend not to know this.
Here's a good opinion article.
If you can't see it through the paywall try this:
One example:
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This terrible tome is packed with mentions of “regression” and other forms of deviancy (“define conics in terms of eccentricity,” it commands); it tries to promote forbidden teachings about sexuality in requiring young people to identify “the product of conjugate pairs.”
Some of its indoctrinating concepts are merely gross (“Gaussian elimination”), while others are downright disgusting. “The focal chord perpendicular to the axis of the parabola is called the latus rectum,” it says on Page 702. It goes on to tell Florida’s children to “find the length of the latus rectum.” I don’t even want to know how that is done.
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But the far-reaching right wouldn't even understand this opinion piece.
Banning math books? Seriously?
While I generally don’t give a shit what the founders thought they did clearly make an effort to limit the ability of government to punish people who defied it. I guess we’ll see if it holds up.Can you imagine a country in which justice was just a matte of political opinion? Most of us, it seems to me, grow up thinking that justice is something real. The Founders seem to have thought so.
Nice.Here's a good opinion article.
If you can't see it through the paywall try this:
One example:
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This terrible tome is packed with mentions of “regression” and other forms of deviancy (“define conics in terms of eccentricity,” it commands); it tries to promote forbidden teachings about sexuality in requiring young people to identify “the product of conjugate pairs.”
Some of its indoctrinating concepts are merely gross (“Gaussian elimination”), while others are downright disgusting. “The focal chord perpendicular to the axis of the parabola is called the latus rectum,” it says on Page 702. It goes on to tell Florida’s children to “find the length of the latus rectum.” I don’t even want to know how that is done.
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But the far-reaching right wouldn't even understand this opinion piece.
Banning math books? Seriously?
Personally I would attribute that indifference to the fact that the Founders were very much under the sway of Masonic thinking, in other words, wisdom derived from the enlightenment experience, and where I see a potential political connection would be because politicians especially are interested in insuring that justice never happens. Why else would conservatives never want progressives on the court. Seems to me that the movement of justice down through the ages was to include more and more people as being able to achieve it, in short, progressive.While I generally don’t give a shit what the founders thought they did clearly make an effort to limit the ability of government to punish people who defied it. I guess we’ll see if it holds up.
I think justice is always somewhat political but not as political as this.