Published 2/4/05
As expected, a bunch of creationists wrote to complain that I disparaged the national embarrassment that is the Answers in Genesis
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Science Education
Published 2/4/05
As expected, a bunch of creationists wrote to complain that I disparaged the national embarrassment that is the Answers in Genesis
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Joseph Chiaravalloti says:
Education in Kansas need not be an oxymoron.
The people of Kansas are not a collective idiot. There are people on the Kansas State Board of Education who are working to reverse the current radical-conservative majority who are confusing science and religion. The current chair, Janet Waugh, is a moderate and is up for reelection. The other four who are up for reelection are part of the fundamentalist majority which has a 6-3 lock on the current board. If these four rascals are turned out and replaced by moderates, the Kansas board can start reversing the damage that the zealots have wreaked with a 7-2 majority. Sue Gamble, one of the three moderate board members, has instituted a political action committee to achieve this objective and is asking for contributions. See her platform at http://www.ksalliance.org/.
Don