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A contract that protects queer & trans students and ensures affirming, inclusive curriculum is what our students deserve. CPS rejected our proposals, but our fight continues. CPS must commit to protecting our kids and our schools in writing.

22,339 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля LogicForAll
LogicForAll1 год назад

Your students deserve to be taught to read and write and not to be indoctrinated into sex cults Pendulum is swinging back to common sense

Фото профиля Harley Kesselman
Harley Kesselman1 год назад

What happened to actually teaching kids how to read and write ?

Фото профиля Angela Van Der Pluym
Angela Van Der Pluym1 год назад

This is why I will never send my future kids to Chicago Public Schools. I want them to excel at reading, writing, and arithmetic. CTU wants them to read Gender Queer. We are not the same

Фото профиля P. Rae of ChicagoRED🇺🇸🧚🏿
P. Rae of ChicagoRED🇺🇸🧚🏿1 год назад

Just reach the children how to read and count! Geesh!

Фото профиля WYUSMCCOP
WYUSMCCOP1 год назад

Illinois needs statewide school choice.

Фото профиля Chicago Boss
Chicago Boss1 год назад

You guys are all a bunch of morons. The best thing for Chicago students is for the union to be broken up and allow school choice.

Фото профиля Pericles
Pericles1 год назад

I am a "big player" in the black community and they are tired of their kids being taught wokeness and transgenderism instead of reading and writing

Фото профиля RightSideRobert
RightSideRobert1 год назад

How about having the students know how to read and do math? That is the real way to protect them. Stop the identity politics and try teaching.

Фото профиля Political Corruption Exposed - Illinois
Political Corruption Exposed - Illinois1 год назад

You support the chemical castration and genital mutilation of confused adolescents. Against the will of parents. There will be Nuremberg like trials to adjudicate this barbarism in the future.

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