[nitrogen]

Such subversively worded math problems should be avoided, no matter who the named parties are.

"Jimmy, Jack, and John go to the store..." would be just as effective of a setup for a story problem without sneaking in moral displays.

[UncleMeat]

Regardless of your opinion of the "subversive" nature of such a word problem, it becomes exceedingly clear that the bill is about more than "presentations about sex (straight or otherwise) to a classroom of 5-10 year olds", as the parent claims.

[Ensorceled]

>> "Jimmy and his dads go to the store..."

> Such subversively worded math problems should be avoided, no matter who the named parties are.

Thinking that phrase is "subversive" is a hard right stance. Classifying it as "sex" talk seems like a literal mental illness.

[TheCoelacanth]

Are they also going to avoid tacit mentions of heterosexual relationships?

[belorn]

There are things they could try to avoid. It might be a bit early teaching 8 year old kids about tits alternative and wiener measure.

[nitrogen]

They should, in a kids' math textbook.