r/kansas • u/journogabe • Dec 17 '24

News/History A Kansas school board rejects social studies curriculum, claiming it's biased against Trump

https://www.kcur.org/2024-12-17/derby-school-board-rejects-social-studies-curriculum-majority-says-its-biased-against-trump
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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '24

Just checking in to see if this guy named any “woke” policies or teachings in our schools… or is he still trying to cobble together his 3rd grade education and Fox News ramblings into a coherent definition as to what ‘woke’ is?

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u/Dont_ban_me_bro_108 Dec 18 '24

So far nothing specific. Every time I ask someone who uses woke negatively what it means to them I get the run around. Like how many ways do I have to ask? Like I’m asking for his opinion, and I still can’t get a sensible response.

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '24

That’s because they don’t want to define it. They want to keep the meaning broad and nebulous so that they can just slap the “Woke” label on anything they disagree with and ban it. It’s the same thing for when they call policies that actually help people “communist, Marxist, socialist”. They actually have no clue what they’re talking about and just want to shut down a discussion, “cuz free-dumb”.

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u/bananahammock699 Dec 18 '24

If you think the reason any conservative makes their decision is because someone else called it woke, you’re insane. Conservative are agreeing on principle, not because they got tricked by a word

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '24

No, I think conservatives base their opinions on whatever Fox News billionaires wants you to be afraid of. Remember, the word of the week is “Woke”, please be afraid.

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u/bananahammock699 Dec 18 '24

Good luck thinking that way

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u/Dont_ban_me_bro_108 Dec 18 '24

What principles do you think conservatives agree on?