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Old 09-23-2010, 11:24 AM   #5
GlennD
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Well it certainly is the right of a government to protect its culture and values... nobody can be truly impartial. What do the majority of Texans believe in?

I would like to think that a majority of Texans, even if they are Christian, see the Crusaders as "invaders" and "violent attackers". That was the only example that the article gave of objectionable material, and I'd have a tough time disagreeing with that assessment of the Crusaders.

History isn't science - there's always going to be interpretation and cultural filtering. The board of education should be looking for a balanced textbook for their students, not necessarily one that just reaffirms their values.
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