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"The 1619 Project teaches children a historically inaccurate account of our nation's history," Mr. Buck said. "Federal funding should not go towards schools that teach flawed and inaccurate curriculum in classrooms. We should be able to acknowledge the stains on our nation's history while still continuing to celebrate the good our country has done."
Pushing back against "cancel culture" will help President Trump and Republican lawmakers in competitive races as the November elections focus on America's history as much as its future, said Rep. Ken Buck.
Ken Buck celebrates U.S. history in new book 'Capitol of Freedom' →
