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The Texas Board of Education moves to take Hillary Clinton out of the history curriculum in the state’s public schools.
Then-Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton gestures as she speaks at a campaign rally on Nov. 2, 2016, in Tempe, Ariz.
(Photo: Ross D. Franklin, AP)
The board’s action came after a work group of volunteers recommended the move.
The change is considered part of an effort to streamline the curriculum and the group estimates the change will save teachers 30 minutes of instruction time.
Blind and deaf activist Hellen Keller was also voted to be removed, among others. The board will conduct a final vote on the changes in November.
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