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Should
school
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gender
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Gender
is a Grammatical Category
We should fix gender pay inequality by creating new laws and regulations.
Men and Women are fundamentally different. Gender is not just a construct of society
There are only two genders
Transgender people should not compete in their new gender's sports category.
Gender bias is not a cause for pay gap
Changing your gender/sex is unnatural
It is sexist to believe one gender is inherently superior to another
Education
is a Learning
The segregation of students for public education is a violation of the 14th Amendments Equal Protection's Clause
Special education fails to achieve its objective
The public school system is unconstitutional as the responsibility for education is not given to the federal government
Positive discrimination of disadvantaged groups in employment and education is immoral
The inconsistent narrative of maths education is detrimental to the development of mathematical reasoning and appreciation.
Stupid people breeding stupid people is causing humanity to create new generations of less intelligent humans
Education is facilitated by forcing others to believe what the teacher believes is true.
School
is an Educational Institution
School hurts kids more than it teaches
Taiwan government should reduce school hours in secondary school
Rationality should be taught in school
Laws which require or allow the segregation of schools based on the premise of race violate the Equal Protections Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
Requiring students in public schools to salute the American flag violates the First Amendment of the Constitution.
Required daily reading of Biblical texts in public schools violates the Establishment Clause
Deborah Morse did not violate the Free Speech Clause of the First Amendment when she restricted speech about illegal drug use at a school event
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