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Month: July 2022

A group of Texas educators proposed using the term ‘involuntary relocation’ rather than slavery when teaching 2nd graders

By Raja Razek, CNN A workgroup developing a second-grade social studies curriculum for the Texas State Board of Education last month suggested using the term “involuntary relocation” to describe people who were sold into slavery, the board’s chair said, amid national debates on the role of critical race theory in classrooms. The proposed phrase was

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Killing of NYC mother pushing a baby stroller was ‘premeditated execution,’ prosecutors say

By Mark Morales, Kiely Westhoff and Samantha Beech, CNN The man accused of killing a young mother Wednesday as she pushed her 3-month-old baby in a stroller on New York’s Upper East Side was remanded without bail Saturday in what prosecutors called a “premeditated execution,” according to the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office. Isaac Argro, 22,

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La gobernadora demócrata de Nueva York firma una ley que limita la portación de un arma oculta por fuera del hogar

Alejandra Ramos (CNN) — La gobernadora demócrata de Nueva York Kathy Hochul promulgó el viernes un proyecto de ley que restringe el porte oculto de armas de fuego en lugares como edificios gubernamentales y escuelas después de que la Corte Suprema de EE.UU. anuló la ley estatal centenaria que restringía el porte de un arma

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