. >> if you teach a kid shakespeare, teach them also maya angelou. >> it is a way to indoctrinate our children. >> toxic waste into the ocean. >> criticize the oppressor and anyone with white skin is there by the oppressor. >> textbooks try to teach them what to think. >> i was given the right to choose whether or not my child would read harry potter. >> not making us feel welcome. >> it would be the need for... >> ladies and gentlemen, molly and her book bag! illinois mom, karen says toting around textbooks is a real drag, for her daughters patsy and molly. >> molly was pulling her bag down the block, and the mom in me said, why are you dragging your backpack? and she looked at me with tears and said, you told me to bring every book home. >> let's weigh this. you want to? holy smokes, molly! weigh this. i'm impressed, can you flex for me? whoa! besides being a pain in the back as you will see, some textbooks are full of out right lies. completely missing basic facts or push agendas hidden or otherwise. fox news reporting crisscrossed the country to find out what experts and teachers

you know, maya angelou has this beautiful phrase that i've adopted as my own now, that when we know better, we do better, and, you know, we're all a work in progress, and i'm hoping that you will find the peace because you have lived this amazing external life that from the outside--can you bring a kleenex, dean?--from the outside looking in, you know, when we're in our worlds, you know, even i, who've lived a pretty big life, i look at your world and think, "god, i want to do that. i want a party like that. i want to do that," but you have cultivated a fantastic external world and obviously haven't spent as much time on the internal as you need to, and that's what life is really about, having the internal be as strong as what the external looks like. >> i think that's what--when the word "rehabilitation," people, like, you know, kind of kick their heels up at it, but what i did love about it and willthat i got to spend a month just working on myself, which the 15 years prior up until that, i had never had a month to work on myself, and it felt good. it's like a maintenance. you have to ke

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