Yes: topic here is the narrowness of the new academic "civics centers" which are supposed to be more ideologically neutral and openminded than the humanities departments presently are. And look: there's nothing wrong with Straussans, "pro-America Historians" etc, but the result has been an organization which is screening out any 18 year old who doesn't *already* picture himself or herself in this way. The civics-center leaders would surely say that, at the end of the day they're actually *MORE* philosophically open-minded than the normal academic humanities departments which gradually force everyone into the Intersectionalist ideological straightjacket, whereas the civics centers genuinely embrace a culture of debate. And probably this is right. But it doesnt matter, the outward appearance is still very important because it determines which prospective students you're drawing in. Any prospective who wants something that looks like it supports "trait openness" is going to the conventional English Department, and they won't pick up on the fact that the paradigm there is rather closeminded until theyre in Year 4, if not grad school. And if you're not getting the trait-openness students, then there's really only so much you can do with that "culture of debate."

Top of the form "cross community" interschool quizzes and in my school, first year civics classes as well. With my historian hat on, I suspect future historians of the Troubles will focus on the slow pent-up desire for "normality".

What religion he post anything no , he say anyone to go there no , he have indian passport yes , he lives in London in future may be anywhere in the world due to his fan following because we indian lack of civics sense which cause crowd chaos , he stays there for peace

As America celebrates 250 years, I am saddened by how many casually call it the worst place on earth. America is not perfect, but millions have sacrificed to come here because of the freedoms and opportunities it offers. Patriotism is not ignoring our flaws it is appreciating our blessings while working to improve them. Perhaps what we need most is a renewed lesson in civics, history, and gratitude. AW

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No we don’t want it. It’s unconstitutional. Brush up on your civics

When did the schools stop teaching basic civics? Reese made a good point today. Local Connecticut "news" media has absolutely failed the public by not explaining to people that these anti-ICE laws are unconstitutional and unenforceable.

Christopher will be shocked when he takes a civics lesson to learn how the fucking country works

CCP's china had Zero civics sense.

I'll take 3 Civics, bottoms will come anyway 😛

"do you ever think critically about the consequences of universal suffrage?" Yes, all the time, I think there should be civics and literacy tests for voting, rural areas and evangelicals should be disenfranchised, and anyone who participated in Jan 6 shouldn't be allowed to vote

Politicians shouldn’t be treating used Civics as their cash cows. Every MP who says they care about affordability has a simple way to prove it: Pass Bill C-285. Good on MP Andrew Lawton for introducing this tax cut! westernstandard.news/news/mp…

We are the most less civics sense people & specially the Gujarati are the worst among all in all civics sense.

Always fun to host Speaker @MiltonDickMP for a Parliament in Schools visit. Today @charismullenmp joined us at Good Shepherd Catholic Primary School in Springfield Lakes, where spoke to Year 6 students. Great discussion about our national symbols, democracy and civics 🇦🇺

Indian civics sense 🤡

In a country like Kenya, where elections have such a significant impact on society, giving young people a practical lesson in democratic processes can be one of the most valuable civics lessons they receive.

Education ministry Cooked Defense Ministry Cooked Transport ministry Cooked IT and Railways ministry Cooked Whole Modi cabinet is cooked And at the end of the day, my whole country is cooked, and people of India are shithole no civics sense, and nothing.

Where are you running 🏃 from because I’m confident and I know what I’m talking about can you dig it 👁️ 👁️ Well I think you people need civics lessons I’m concerned anyways we can’t have rent control not forcing developers to build cardboard houses will blow with the wind 🌬️

Is this joke 😃, Ahmedabad people dont have basic civics sense of driving vehicle and they won't stop at signal in front of police and they will stop at pelican signal -AMC waste money on many trials in ahmedabad

The upside of course is that children aren't really as stupid as folks assume, and they'll pretty trivially figure out workarounds. Meanwhile, they'll get a good lesson in civics.