US EditionTexas pretending Virginia doesn't exist, bans mentions of US state for elementary students... all because of a bare boob
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A Texan school district decided to remove a section on Virginia from its school curriculum, because of the representation of a deesse devoutue on the flag of that U.S. state.
A Texas school district is banning the Virginia state flag from being used as part of its curriculum because it depicts a Greek goddess with one breast uncovered, the Washington Post reports.
Texas pretending Virginia doesn't exist, bans mentions of US state for elementary students... all because of a bare boob
Discover why a Texas school district has banned mentions of Virginia's state flag for elementary students due to an image of the Roman goddess Virtus.
School District Bans Virginia State Flag
A Texas school district has banned the Virginia state flag from some elementary classrooms due to its depiction of a bare-breasted Roman goddess, according to a report. The decision has […] The post School District Bans Virginia State Flag appeared first on The Western Journal.
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