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2 Superintendent of Public Instruction Diane Douglas said in a statement Friday the law was to prevent taxpayer money from funding classes that "promote the overthrow of the United States government or promote resentment towards a race or class of people."http://m.tucsonnewsnow.com/story/37161520/arizona-schools-superintendent-decries-ethnic-studies-ruling …

These programs in the @tucsonunified is what helped me get through school & graduate with honor & pride. Helping me understand more about my Heritage. To this day I’m still grateful & proud. Our future kids need this without a doubt. My opinion

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We are all enriched by learning the history of our fellow Americans. Diversity is wonderful!

Are you sober while you're tweeting this?

1 of 2 The statement of Superintendent of Public Instruction Diane Douglas, as quoted in the @TucsonNewsNow article revealed a pretty scary line of thought and her future plans on this battle. Thank you for your hard work in this fight @RepRaulGrijalva #rightsideofhistory

I think everyone should be able to study their own culture. This is America and everyone should feel that their heritage is important. I grew up learning white history and it makes me angry to know most of it was lies. Every race has contributed to making this country great.

'Latina labor leader and civic rights activist, gave a speech at Tucson High School and said, “Republicans hate Latinos.” Tom Horne, then Arizona’s superintendent of public instruction, labeled Huerta’s remarks as “hate speech.”' Snowflake much?