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Doesn’t mean they won’t stop trying to institute policies that will hurt those children or future ones
Why threaten?  he’s a bully >

And bullies only understand the language of being punched in the face, whether that is literally or metaphorically. >

DeSantis is that kid that was always looking at National Geographic hoping for a pictures of African tribal people >

I am frankly shocked there hasn't been a court challenge to his 'anti-woke' CRT crap.  They are outlawing academic subjects they object to.  And not on the basis of whether they are factual or not, but on the basis those facts might upset snowflake children.  Or shows a perspective that exposes the ravishes of institutions like slavery, segregation or restricting native Americans to reservations. >

Sad to say, but it seems like the main way native americans exist out of the reservation is by being mixed race. >

It's kind of surprising that DeSantis didn't ban AP Human Geography.  Because one of the things you learn in that class is that once disparate people share a geography, usually within only a few generations, they begin to inter-marry and produce blended offspring.  There are factors that slow this process such as a religious isolation or enforced racial segregation.  But eventually, even those barriers prove weak.   Look at a typical 1st grade class today.  It's a complete melting pot.
What I am getting at is this idea of the great replacement theory and these fears white conservatives have that their 'culture' and 'prominence' is under threat is foolish.  Demographic changes are already fully underway.  And there is nothing they can do to change it.  It's organic and is only marginally affected by new immigration.  The die was cast long ago.