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Sunday, March 20, 2011

Majority of public wants scientfic and even pseudoscientific criticisms of evolution taught in public schools

The website of the National Center for Science Education describes several state "academic freedom" bills. Why shouldn't these bills pass ? They are constitutional as written and they represent the wishes of the majority. We have all heard that "science is not a democracy"-- but constitutional education policy is.

posted by Larry Fafarman | 3/20/2011 08:24:00 PM

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