Texas debates how history will be taught

 
By the Associated Press | Modified: January 14, 2010 at 8:23 am | Published: January 14, 2010   

photo - University of Texas student Roberto Flotte, left, and state Rep. Norma Chavez, D-El Paso, talk after Chavez asked the State Board of Education to require curricula including more Hispanic figures at a hearing on new social studies curriculum standards on Wednesday in Austin, Texas. AP Photo
University of Texas student Roberto Flotte, left, and state Rep. Norma Chavez, D-El Paso, talk after Chavez asked the State Board of Education to require curricula including more Hispanic figures at a hearing on new social studies curriculum standards on Wednesday in Austin, Texas. AP Photo

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