John, We are livid. Youngkin has overstepped into education policy once again, but this time his true colors are blazing. He put forth a new history curriculum for elementary school students (K-5) erasing Martin Luther King, Jr. and historical Black Virginia leaders from textbooks and lesson plans. Only after tremendous public pressure did Youngkin slightly amend his radical education plan to allow MLK Day to be taught. Talking about America’s civil rights heroes is now verboten in Virginia, but you might be interested to know who did make the governor’s final cut:
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Hammurabi’s Code of “an eye for an eye” falls in line with Youngkin’s vengeful extremism, but Martin Luther King, Jr.’s message of true justice, equity, and peaceful resistance just doesn’t do it for him. Martin Luther King Day is a federal holiday in the United States, and has been for nearly four decades. After receiving well-deserved backlash this morning, Youngkin agreed to teach the holiday, but stopped short of illuminating the message behind it. It's clear that our governor is out of touch with history, modernity, and most importantly, Virginians. This is (literally) a battle for the history books, – Team Ayala Paid for by Hala for State Senate
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