2. The bill, authored by Scott Baldwin, requires "educators to separately post all classroom curricula online for parents — including lesson plans, worksheets, presentations and other materials."
This is presented as an effort to provide "transparency"
5. Also as @realchrisrufo admits, it's a way of rebranding anti-CRT legislation which has been used, for example, to try to prohibit second graders from learning about MLK Jr.
1. Last year, 111 companies declared they opposed state laws restricting voting & were “willing and ready to unite in the fight to protect our democracy”
So do they support Biden's push to reform the filibuster and protect voting rights?
@patagonia@richer_poorer 3. Why does this matter? Corporations have historically played an important role in overcoming Republican opposition to voting rights.
In 2006, @Walmart, @Disney and other companies helped convince President Bush to extend the Voting Rights Act
3. Keep in mind, providing paid sick leave is MANDATORY in 14 states and many cities. So the very low rate suggests that @redlobster workers have difficulty accessing paid leave even when required by law.
1. As the pandemic rages on, tens of thousands of @redlobster workers lack paid sick leave
A popular.info investigation finds many @redlobster workers are being FORCED TO WORK SICK — either from financial necessity or pressure from management
@redlobster 2. According to previously unreleased survey data from @shift_hks, a project based at Harvard's Kennedy School TWO-THIRDS of @redlobster workers who were sick in the Fall of 2021 reported WORKING SICK
3. "We do not get sick pay. If we don’t work we don't get paid. I worry that co-workers who have been in contact with a confirmed COVID-19 family member would still come to work. We live paycheck to paycheck. We can't sit at home without pay"
Another 16 of those 57 donated to the @NRCC and @NRSC, which supports the entire GOP caucus. In so doing, they violated the spirit, if not the letter of the pledge.
But that still leave 37 corporations that have kept their word with no caveats
1. One year later, corporate lobbyists are warning their clients that they need to start donating to the Republicans who voted to overturn the election IMMEDIATELY
2. The fact that many companies continue to withhold donations from GOP objectors is a big problem for corporate lobbyists, who are used to directing cash to politicians as a way of buying goodwill and access
3. Beyond the obvious public relations problems (ask @Toyota how well it worked out) there is little evidence that corporations spending money on politics improves corporate performance
1. @thehill continues to launder spin from corporate lobbyists as "reporting"
Corporate lobbyists are eager to resume donations to Republican objectors because that's how they buy access
@thehill 2. But the idea that corporations themselves are trying to "rebuild bridges with GOP objectors" is based entirely on spin from corporate lobbyists
@thehill 3. Previously, @thehill reported that the corporate funding freeze on GOP objectors had "largely ended" even though corporate PAC donations to GOP objectors are down by 2/3rds and 79 major corporations have maintained a total freeze