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Do you think schools should teach about Oregon's early black exclusion law?
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641 Votes

Do you think schools should teach about Oregon's early black exclusion law?

Yes

10

No

4

Yes

8 Comments
Matt Stickler
4
Matt Stickler

ALL TRUETFULL HISTORY SHOULD we taught. The good, the bad, and the ugly.

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Kevin Nik Myles Hayward
2
Kevin Nik Myles Hayward

All factual history should be included in the teaching of history. Unlike the 1619 project, the exclusion Claus is a part of true history. If you don't learn from history you are doomed to repeat it.

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John Hargrove
1
John Hargrove

History is history and it should be taught accurately, not spun by either the right or the left.

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Dianne Price
1
Dianne Price

ALL the history of , any state, should be taught!

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SunnySunshinestein
1
SunnySunshinestein

Teach it all, hiding from the truth only serves to make things worse.

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Alma
0
Alma

Well, it's history isn't it? Of course they should read it. The 1859 charter that made Oregon a state says Oregon is to be a white's only state, and the age of consent is 10 years old.

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Jer W
0
Jer W

Yes, but it shouldn't be the primary focus of the entire curriculum. Keep it in context and teach the historical facts.

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Geraldine Boldman Goodson
0
Geraldine Boldman Goodson

It's history and you shouldn't only teach part of history

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No

2 Comments
sandra zollman
2
sandra zollman

This is just more Critical Race Theory meant to divide races and teach that whites are the problem. CTR is a hateful teaching that causes more racism. Teaching the past racism doesn't serve any purpose. It's time to move on and stop dwelling on it.

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sandra zollman
sandra zollman

There's a big difference between teaching history and teaching others to hate using history.

SunnySunshinestein
SunnySunshinestein

Ummm...many whites HAVE been a problem and continued to be for generations. Pretending otherwise hasn't made things better, has it?

Byron Buck
Byron Buck

By that ridiculous logic we shouldn’t teach any history because it’s all in the past. It’s real history and if it makes you uncomfortable that’s your problem.

Latterdaysaint
0
Latterdaysaint

This is just more critical race theory

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Should Sisters City Council put the statue in the new roundabout despite safety concerns?
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363 Votes

Should Sisters City Council put the statue in the new roundabout despite safety concerns?

YES

5

NO

1

YES

5 Comments
florence belmondo
1
florence belmondo

It represents the heart of Sisters that has always been a western town with logging , cows and horses . we also have one of the most popular rodeos on the west coast Sisters Rodeo !

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Deb Hutton
1
Deb Hutton

It’s befitting of our culture, our way of life. The Sisters Rodeo has made this town prosper..There is no “danger” putting this on the round about, that’s a silly reason to not want it there.

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Scott Taylor
0
Scott Taylor

I live in Bend where we have many roundabouts, where we have various artwork, and I've not seen a situation where I feel drivers were distracted, even in our high traffic roundabouts. In my opinion that's a red herring. I think the statue would be an asset to Sisters promoting its history.

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Karen Figueras
0
Karen Figueras

It’s a significant piece of History. Prineville has a statue and it IS STILL STANDING!

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Steven Huillet
0
Steven Huillet

There is no danger of a staute in the middle of the roundabout!

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NO

1 Comment
k san
0
k san

What safety concerns???? I have not heard about this.

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Would you consider using an electric mower instead of a gas powered one?
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126 Votes

Would you consider using an electric mower instead of a gas powered one?

Yes

0

No

1

Yes

0 Comment
No one has commented yet

No

1 Comment
k san
0
k san

I have no grass to mow!!

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