Bill requiring lessons on Native American history in schools heads to governor’s desk – Center Square

With Illinois being one of just 14 states that does not have a federally recognized American Indian reservation, the bill establishes that students in elementary school begin learning about Native American history including Native American contributions to art and politics. In the case of older students, darker parts of that history, including the “genocide of and discrimination against Native Americans,” are also required to be part of the instruction.
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Giddyap
2 years ago

Another Dopey Woke Mandate — Meanwhile Illinois Kids Are Failing Math And Reading Like Never Before

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