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Originally Posted by BigChiefTablet
I understand it perfectly. It's written in English and the use of caps locks is only mildly annoying.
Your sentence about the policy before the school board meeting is something you made up. It might be true, but it's not mentioned in that article whatsoever.
Your sentence about the new policy requires parents to accept something even if they don't want to. Which is a big **** you to personal liberty, and the fact that you think it's ok tells me a hell of a lot about you.
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Apparently you don't understand the phrase "rather than" and the implication that it carries.
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“Nineteen Minutes” has been part of Gilford’s 9th grade AP English curriculum since 2007 when it was published. The school issued a statement that concluded the district “will take immediate action to revise these policies to include notification that requires parents to accept controversial material, rather than opt out.”
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