NJ DEI law at odds with Trump’s order, Republicans pushing repeal effort say

Schools must continue the command of President Donald Trump’s executive, “ending radical indoctrination in the kindergarten to the twelfth grade,” says two legislators in New Jersey who submitted a bill to cancel the parking state talisman law.

Assembly. Gregory McGukin, R-BRICK, Paul Kanitra, R-Point Pleasant Beach, A-5560 draft law, which will expel the state law for 2021 which requires instructions about Dei and topics such as unconscious prejudice, bears sexual identity and tolerance with disability.

Meanwhile, the Democratic State Prosecutor is still a party in the multi -state legal guidance facing Trump.

“DEI is inappropriate in any part of our children’s curriculum. It is nothing more than the Marxist ideology that destroys people, relationships and societies,” McCokin said in a statement announcing the cancellation voltage.

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“[I]Schools, [it] It breaks the rewards based on merit and aspiration for excellence. Real diversity, arrows and inclusiveness leads to free connections that promote innovation and progress. “

McCokokin continued to summon Dei “Garbage” lessons that do not belong to New Jersey schools.

Kanitra said it “baffles the mind” why “telling students about their skin color determines their success or failure or useful.”

“They are either stupid or evil, or they may be great, because experts who pay these things are very wealthy, I hear,” he said.

Both legislators have highlighted the low levels of education and tests since the schools of schools dating back to the Kofid era, which was requested by the governor of the state, Phil Murphy, a democratic.

McCokin said that students did not collectively return to the levels of efficiency at the level of 2019.

Public Prosecutor Matthew J. Platin has commanded Trump to end the DEI curricula that it has a little impact on the applicable law and pledged to continue to fight the alleged federal transgression.

In a statement last week, Platin said that New Jersey schools excel due to the regime’s ability to adopt the state’s diversity.

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“There are no threats without teeth from the Trump administration, it will change that,” he said. “Along with my country [AG] Fellows throughout the country, we make legal guidance for schools so that they can continue to enhance various, comprehensive and comprehensive environments that benefit all students. “

Platkin added that in the other state, they will continue to fight any effort by the White House to block federal financing from schools or students of special needs.

He was supported by the Prosecutor next to New York Lettia James, who said in a statement that the Trump administration “could not prevent diversity, fairness, inclusion and ease of access to the” Aziz colleague “speech.

De Jersey’s Law, led by former state governor Richard Cody – is now a member of the Democratic Senate from West Orange – the delegated educational areas include such instructions that start in the 2021 academic year.

“Instructions and enhancement of diversity, including economic diversity, equality, integration, tolerance, affiliation with regard to sex, sexual orientation, race, race, disabilities, and religious tolerance, must emerge.

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As examined[s] The effect of unconscious bias and economic disparities on both the individual level and the community as a whole; And encouraging safe, welcoming and comprehensive environments for all students regardless of race or race, sexual and sexual identities, mental and physical disabilities, and religious beliefs.

Asseb. In 2020, Carol Murphy Murphy said that it guarantees that students “are acceptable and understand what every student in life is going through and ensuring that there is no stigma on that student, regardless of culture … race … nationality or where they are in life.”

As in the afternoon of Monday, the cancellation voltage gained three additional sponsors: Assebs. Gregory Mayer from Parinigat, Brian Rumv from Little IG Harbor and Eric Peterson from Redington, all Republicans.

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