Some Texas schools may call slavery 'involuntary relocation' in proposed curriculum change

New proposal aims to teach slavery as 'involuntary relocation' In Texas

Photo: Getty Images Slavery was described as “involuntary relocation” in a proposal to change social studies curricula in Texas public schools, according to the Texas Tribune. Nine educators submitted their suggested changes to the State Board of Education as part of a process to update and refresh what K-2 students are learning in their social … Continued

Proposal to Texas State Board of Education: ‘Involuntary relocation’ to describe slavery

A group of Texas educators has proposed to the Texas State Board of Education that slavery should be taught as “involuntary relocation” during second-grade social studies instruction, but board members have asked them to reconsider the phrasing, according to the…

Some Texas schools may describe slavery as ‘involuntary relocation’

Texas’ public education system has become heavily politicized in recent years, with lawmakers passing legislation to dictate how race and slavery should be taught in schools.

Some Texas schools may describe slavery as ‘involuntary relocation’

Texas’ public education system has become heavily politicized in recent years, with lawmakers passing legislation to dictate how race and slavery should be taught in schools.

Some Texas schools may describe slavery as ‘involuntary relocation’

Texas’ public education system has become heavily politicized in recent years, with lawmakers passing legislation to dictate how race and slavery should be taught in schools.

Some Texas schools may describe slavery as ‘involuntary relocation’

Texas’ public education system has become heavily politicized in recent years, with lawmakers passing legislation to dictate how race and slavery should be taught in schools.