Texas, due to its sheer size of population, has always been the harbinger of educational trends. Most of the time that meant white-washed history textbooks and boundaries of church and state separation that get thinner and thinner.
On Friday of last week, the Texas State Board of Education, which is controlled by Republicans …
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