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California Students Win $53 Million in Lawsuit over Poor Reading Scores

Friday’s Los Angeles Times included a front-page article titled, “See Dick and Jane read poorly. See them win a lawsuit” that focused on the dysfunction of state schools that had worsened to the point that students had to sue the state to get attention. California did pony up $53 million which may help somewhat, but […]

February 21st, 2020 | Category: Spanish language diversity | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , | Email This Post Email This Post | Print This Post Print This Post

New York Times: Campaigning in Spanish May Not Help Hispanic Candidates

The Democrat campaign gaggle has been quite the diversity parade, including language. We saw some of that when Beto O’Rourke was first to cross the Spanish line during the first Democrat debate in order to display his diversity (which is fake, since he is “just another privileged white guy” according to USA Today.)

Candidate Cory […]

July 9th, 2019 | Category: Spanish language diversity | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , | Email This Post Email This Post | Print This Post Print This Post

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