The applicant, who requested anonymity for fear of repercussions, told WND part of the teachings on multiculturalism required him to read several online postings about the issue inside the education industry.
One warns that 'teachers and administrators must be held accountable for practices deemed to be racist, sexist, heterosexist, classist, or in any other way discriminatory.' And a second warned that educators must not define education as the basic skills.
'How do we create a better world? How do we do more than simply survive? As educators, we must help people to become committed to social change,' the article demanded."









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