SOURCE: Topeka Capita- Journal
5-14-13
tags: curriculum, education, Kansas, N-word, Topeka Capital-Journal
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5-14-13
Kansas official stands by use of 'N-word'
Breaking Newstags: curriculum, education, Kansas, N-word, Topeka Capital-Journal
Kansas State Board of Education member Steve Roberts came under fire Tuesday for using the “N-word” at last month’s board meeting.
Roberts, R-Overland Park, who used the word during a discussion of African-American history, stood by his choice of words “100 percent.”
But board member Carolyn Campbell, D-Topeka, along with two members of the NAACP, called Roberts’ comments offensive.
Roberts said the word on April 16 in the context of a vote on history standards....
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