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Tuesday, January 15, 2008 Is the TEA Trying to Create a Texas-Size Dover? Barbara Forrest has again spoken out against the faux "neutrality" of the Texas Education Agency (TEA) and the recent forced resignation of science curriculum director Chris Comer. In the article, Forrest writes: There are times when "neutrality" isn't neutral, when a desire to appear unbiased betrays a bias. The Texas Education Agency's reluctance to appear biased in favor of evolution and against intelligent design (ID) creationism is one of those times.  posted by Jeremy Mohn |
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