Now, I'm thinking. Up from Slavery was pretty safe and meshed perfectly

with our rural sensibilities. George Washington Carver also met with approval, but I can't think of any books by him. One lesson of his that always stuck with me was when he laid out (was it Tuskegee??) his school grounds instead of imposing sidewalk and "Keep on the Grass signs, he watched where students walked innately and put in walkways there. I thought that idea was genius.

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Posted: 01/26/2022 at 3:28PM

Have any of yall reported a school or teacher to the guv yet today? -- Capital City Hoo 01/26/2022 2:23PM

I'm pretty sure my old country school library didn't have any -- Shenhoo 01/26/2022 2:55PM

No Alex Haley? ** -- Tuckahokie 01/26/2022 3:01PM

Now, I'm thinking. Up from Slavery was pretty safe and meshed perfectly -- Shenhoo 01/26/2022 3:28PM

Oh, probably. I enjoyed Baldwin a lot, tbh. ** -- Shenhoo 01/26/2022 3:03PM

Several times. And I don't have any school age children. ** -- 79 Wahoo 01/26/2022 2:51PM

As soon as I hear one teaching a furrin language I'm tellin' ** -- 81_Hokie 01/26/2022 2:49PM

Better not sneak no Mexican talk on my kids. ** -- Shenhoo 01/26/2022 2:51PM

Is his school using the Hindu-Arabic number system? Jesus didn't use that. ** -- Seattle .Hoo 01/26/2022 2:28PM

Now, I'm thinking. Up from Slavery was pretty safe and meshed perfectly

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