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by93 Escort Wagon ( 326346 ) writes:
Also, I'm sure Brown v. Board of Education [wikipedia.org] was just Fake News.
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bysabbede ( 2678435 ) writes:
That was what, 24 years before the Dept of Ed was created? Wouldn't that mean the one had nothing to do with the other?
States are already in control of education. It is a power reserved by the States under the Constitution. The Federal government hands out some money and enforces Title 9.
by93 Escort Wagon ( 326346 ) writes:
The rather obvious point is that stuff like Brown showed there was a damn good reason the federal government needed to get involved in overseeing education.
bysabbede ( 2678435 ) writes:
That was not a legislative or executive action, that was the Supreme Court ruling that the Constitution was being violated. To paraphrase, it is a Constitution they are expounding, not education.
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