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Despicable Behavior of Today’s Academicians
The Michigan State University administration pressured professor Stephen Hsu to resign from his position as vice president of research and innovation because he touted research that found police are not more likely to shoot black Americans. The study found: "The race of a police officer did not predict the race of the citizen shot. In other words, black officers were just as likely to shoot black citizens as white officers were." For political reasons, the authors of the study sought its retraction.
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English and Math Proficiency Takes a Back Seat to LGBTQ Propaganda
Here was the headline: “Only 33 Percent of Students Proficient in English, Math.”
Last month, IFI published an article titled: “Devilish Details in School Sexuality-Indoctrination Bill.” And in a recent IFA Spotlight podcast, the author discussed the Illinois state senate’s approval of the bill mandating the teaching of “Leftist assumptions about deviant sexuality” in government-run schools. It also requires that eighth grade children will have to be tested on them “in order to move on to high school.”
Let us back up for a minute — here is IFI’s take on the legislation that recently …
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Tagged HB 5596, lgbt agenda, NationsReportCard.gov, Oscar Wilde, Sally Ride, SB 3249, u.s. department of education, Walter Williams
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Only 33 Percent of Students Proficient in English, Math
About two thirds of eighth graders in American government schools do not even rank as “proficient” in reading or math, according to the U.S. Department of Education's recently released National Assessment of Educational Progress. In some districts, less than eight out of 100 students were proficient in either subject.
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Tagged Alex Newman, FreedomProject Media, Math, Nation's Report Card, National Assessment of Educational Progress, Reading, The Newman Report, u.s. department of education, Walter Williams, Writing
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