Kansas elections are a tempest in a teapot
The Kansas primary elections for the state board of education are being nationally watched with the interest normally reserved for presidential elections -- see here and here. Even the early returns are being watched. And good grief, these Kansas elections are just the primary -- not the final -- elections for the board of education!
Anyone who thinks that the futures of Darwinism and challenges to Darwinism depend on the outcome of these elections is living in a dream world.
Also, I am wondering why we have not heard more from those who are most affected by this controversy, the public-school students themselves. I know that if I were a public-school student, I would want to be taught both the weaknesses and strengths of Darwinism so that I could understand what the fuss is all about.
Anyone who thinks that the futures of Darwinism and challenges to Darwinism depend on the outcome of these elections is living in a dream world.
Also, I am wondering why we have not heard more from those who are most affected by this controversy, the public-school students themselves. I know that if I were a public-school student, I would want to be taught both the weaknesses and strengths of Darwinism so that I could understand what the fuss is all about.
Labels: Kansas controversy
posted by Larry Fafarman | 8/01/2006 10:21:00 PM
1 Comments:
> I know that if I were a public-school student, I would want to be taught both the weaknesses and strengths of Darwinism so that I could understand what the fuss is all about. <
Who is trying to eliminate scientific criticisms of Darwinism from being taught. The problem is that the pro-censorship of science group wants to present superstition as science.
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