Whatever the point of this post, and I don't object to it, some perspective on context is warranted.
Labor conditions were different in all sectors then. Unions were much weaker -- the AFL and CIO had not become powerful, there was no NLRB, and many courts were anti-labor and pro business.
Also, there were fewer required qualifications to teach.
whose morals ?????? Yours???? mine???? some guy with a gun in Syria????? some preacher with a book bonking his secretary????? a drug addicts?????? two drug addicts???? explain please
"The good ole' days " were the good ole' days for a reason.
ReplyDeleteWhat no full body burka? Dam sounds like the Taliban...cant do this, that , who, when or where??? wow be pretty unaccetable today
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ReplyDeleteWhatever the point of this post, and I don't object to it, some perspective on context is warranted.
Labor conditions were different in all sectors then. Unions were much weaker -- the AFL and CIO had not become powerful, there was no NLRB, and many courts were anti-labor and pro business.
Also, there were fewer required qualifications to teach.
yea civil rights were not invented yet, apparently
ReplyDeleteIt's a moral clause ,They are still in place in many fields just not those who teach our future.
ReplyDeletewhose morals ?????? Yours???? mine???? some guy with a gun in Syria????? some preacher with a book bonking his secretary????? a drug addicts?????? two drug addicts???? explain please
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