Minnesota fourth-graders are told not to tell their parents about 'equity survey' on race and gender OR skip questions
A class of fourth graders in Minnesota were told not to repeat the questions of their 'equity survey' to their parents. Hayley Yasgar, a fourth-grader was 'very nervous and uncomfortable' when she was told not to tell her parents about the survey. Many students reportedly did not understand some of the questions even after they were explained by the teacher.
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