Good work. I'm impressed. I wish I had the time to do this justice.
Just a few things to watch for:
Of all the proposals and bills, which ones pass? Are proposals actually made part of the curriculum, or largely ignored in the classroom?
Statements and conferences are not that important. What actually comes out the other end?
Just your first example:
ID house bill in Michigan
Referred to Education Committee at end of September. Not heard from since. Oh, and four of the cosponsors were Democrats.
As I pointed out elsewhere, assorted leftist wet dreams get brought up in legislatures and other venues all the time. A bill to nationalize oil companies popped up in the U.S. House some time ago. I may have pointed it out at the time, but I didn't lose sleep over it.
A cultural war has two sides. The other side hasn't been pretty, either.
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