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Arkansas Education Department won’t allow credit for AP African American Studies course
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Conservatives are having a serious regressive episode right now. I hope they get better soon.
They'll get around to that after they cure their leprosy first with... idk mint leaves or whatever they decide now
Mint leaves are too hippy. Prayer will do it.
Holy H2o it is
I swear these people, when it came time to name their state, said "We want to be called Kansas!" But there's already a state called Kansas.
Okay then, how about "Our Kansas"?
I guess we can work with that.
1: Arkansas is older than Kansas
2: Both are clearly native words.
3: They actually might be accidentally related as a result.
4: Lol, they are. Both roughly mean "The South Wind," and were a name for a tribe in the area. Those dummies used a different spelling of the same word...
The American experiment in federalism is a failure. You need to abolish states power and become a true unitary government. The alternative is another civil war.
Eliminating the states would cause civil war. I guess it's just inevitable then.
I know it's useless to try and unbunch the State's underwear outta their ass about taking away their "States rights" but really from the outside there are plenty of places with Provinces / prefectures / states that still have individual character and bylaw WITHOUT binding their citizens by what is in effect the sovereignty of two separate competing countries.
Folk in the states seem to make it all about how free it makes everyone... But from over here it looks more like some kind of beaurcratic bondage fetish.