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A substitute teacher in Arizona’s public schools detonated a rhetorical bomb when a letter he wrote to a state senator was read on the state Senate’s floor to support legislation requiring parents to prove their children are citizens of the United States before the children may enter school.
The letter, from a substitute teacher for the Glendale Elementary School District outside Phoenix, claimed the Hispanic students in his class at Harold W. Smith Elementary School (picture at left) were unruly, out-of-control, unwilling to learn, and openly hostile to the United States.
The missive provoked the usual cries of racism from the usual suspects and an investigation by Glendale’s school authorities to determine if the story the teacher told is true.
Letters About Hispanic Students Stirs Controversy In Arizona
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Gosh. Those kids haven't a clue about American History. That's what you get when your parents only read LA RAZA pamphlets for news. Just like those kids in Nazi Germany and "Mein Kampf".
BTW, isn't the President of Mexico WHITE?
The letter, from a substitute teacher for the Glendale Elementary School District outside Phoenix, claimed the Hispanic students in his class at Harold W. Smith Elementary School (picture at left) were unruly, out-of-control, unwilling to learn, and openly hostile to the United States.
The missive provoked the usual cries of racism from the usual suspects and an investigation by Glendale’s school authorities to determine if the story the teacher told is true.
Letters About Hispanic Students Stirs Controversy In Arizona
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Gosh. Those kids haven't a clue about American History. That's what you get when your parents only read LA RAZA pamphlets for news. Just like those kids in Nazi Germany and "Mein Kampf".
BTW, isn't the President of Mexico WHITE?
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