Laurie Cardoza‑Moore traced her textbook advocacy to 2012, when she challenged a passage in a Pearson human geography textbook that she said legitimized the 2001 Hamas suicide bombing at Jerusalem’s Sbarro restaurant.
hedged in the source 2012-01-01 → 2013-01-01
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Voices
- Laurie Cardoza-Moore independent hedged
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- Laurie Cardoza‑Moore traced her textbook advocacy to 2012, when she challenged a passage in a Pearson human geography textbook that she said legitimized the…
Cardoza-Moore traced her textbook advocacy to 2012, when she challenged a passage in a Pearson human geography textbook used in Tennessee that she said legitimized the 2001 Hamas suicide bombing at Jerusalem’s Sbarro restaurant.
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Who and what it involves
Origin: extracted from Texas schools to teach Israel was founded in ‘ancestral homeland of the Jews’ · 2026-09-19 17:38