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Suppression of alternatives to evolution (view source)
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==== Richard Sternberg ====
==== Richard Sternberg ====
{{main|Smithsonian-Sternberg affair}}.
{{main|Smithsonian-Sternberg affair}}
==== Guillermo Gonzalez ====
==== Guillermo Gonzalez ====
=== Accreditation affected ===
=== Accreditation affected ===
==== The ICR Graduate School ====
==== The ICR Graduate School ====
{{main|ICR Graduate School#Controversies{{!}}ICR Graduate School}}.
{{main|ICR Graduate School#Controversies{{!}}ICR Graduate School}}
The [[ICR Graduate School]] had for years been offering graduate degrees in [[California]]. Then in 1986 California abruptly changed its rules, and its new Superintendent of Public Instruction, [[William Honig]], determined to stop ICR at any cost. ICR had to sue the State in federal court to get his decisions reversed.
The [[ICR Graduate School]] had for years been offering graduate degrees in [[California]]. Then in 1986 California abruptly changed its rules, and its new Superintendent of Public Instruction, [[William Honig]], determined to stop ICR at any cost. ICR had to sue the State in federal court to get his decisions reversed.
==== Dover County School Board ====
==== Dover County School Board ====
{{main|Kitzmiller vs. Dover Area School District}}.
{{main|Kitzmiller vs. Dover Area School District}}
In 2004, the Dover County School Board in Pennsylvania, U.S.A., approved a curriculum which included that teachers should read to their class a statement pointing out that evolution is an explanation of observations, not a fact, that intelligent design is an alternative explanation, that the book ''Of Pandas and People'' is available if students want to know more about Intelligent design, and that the students are to keep an open mind.
In 2004, the Dover County School Board in Pennsylvania, U.S.A., approved a curriculum which included that teachers should read to their class a statement pointing out that evolution is an explanation of observations, not a fact, that intelligent design is an alternative explanation, that the book ''Of Pandas and People'' is available if students want to know more about Intelligent design, and that the students are to keep an open mind.
==== Cobb County School District ====
==== Cobb County School District ====
{{main|Selman v. Cobb County School District}}.
{{main|Selman v. Cobb County School District}}
Even pointing out that students should apply some critical thinking to evolution is unacceptable to the evolutionists.
Even pointing out that students should apply some critical thinking to evolution is unacceptable to the evolutionists.