If you haven't seen Kansas v. Darwin, the documentary about the Kansas science standards fight from 2005, you can stream it for free from the filmmaker's website.
Why not invite some friends over, stream the movie, and talk about what you'd all do if it happened in your neck of the woods? NCSE has some resources to help that discussion along. Don't be afraid to write or call if you want a hand organizing something.
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The Kansas Democratic Party has leveled a charge of voter intimidation and has filed a complaint with the Kansas Attorney General's office.
I just got a copy of this letter, sent by Tom Holland, the Democratic candidate for Kansas Governor, to the Kansas Chamber of Commerce:
A survey by a company that wants to build a casino resort in southeast Kansas fins support for more gambling:
The Kansas Democratic Party is curious to learn: "Why are you leaving the GOP?" The Kansas AG, Lieutenant Governor, a Kansas member of Congress and several Kansas state legislators all did it. What made you Flee the GOP?
Hmm, and I'm just in the middle of catching up on Nova's documentary. I guess I'll watch this next, as I'm heading to KU for a recruitment meeting on Monday. You might have been wayyyy super busy, but I sent you an email about me going there and interested in what the most current biology education affairs are like in Lawrence? And also what life is like there in general.
Thanks,
Carly