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Lee: Would say it would be “illegal DEI” for a lesson plan on the Tulsa race massacre? McMahon: I’d have to get back to you Lee: Do you know what the Tulsa race massacre is? McMahon: I’d like to look into it more and get back to you on... show more
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She can’t define DEI, can’t recognize the Tulsa Massacre, and hasn’t read Ruby Bridges, but she’s here to rewrite your kid’s curriculum.

“Do you know anything about Black history? Literally, anything? Say something.”

Teaching the Tulsa Race Massacre or Ruby Bridges’ story isn’t “illegal DEI.” Both are historical facts, not ideological agendas. Ignoring them distorts truth and education. Schools should teach accurate history, not dodge it.

We have an uneducated Secretary of Education.

I'll just leave this here.

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Humiliating. She’s in charge of education — and can’t say if teaching about the [Tulsa Massacre] or [Ruby Bridges] is allowed? This isn’t oversight. It’s erasure.

McMahon doesn’t know anything.

Black history Month in the McMahon house consists of watching Birth of a Nation.

She ain't getting back to you.

The ignorance of our Secretary of Education is astounding! But it's also entirely unsurprising.
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