Roni Dean-Burren of Pearland, Texas, posted on Facebook a picture of a section of the textbook “World Geography” that her son, Coby Burren, had sent to her via a text message. The picture ...

Roni Dean-Burren took to Facebook last week to vent her frustration over the wording of a passage in her son’s “World Geography” textbook that calls African slaves “workers” and ...

In a video posted Thursday, Roni Dean-Burren of Pearland pointed out a caption in her 9th grade son's 2016 edition World Geography textbook, which said the Atlantic slave trade "brought millions ...

Her son Coby sent her this photo from his ninth-grade McGraw-Hill World Geography textbook. The U.S. map reads “The Atlantic Slave Trade between the 1500s and 1800s brought millions of ...

It was about history. Her son, Coby, had sent her a photo of a colorful page in his ninth-grade McGraw-Hill World Geography textbook. In a section titled “Patterns of Immigration,” a speech ...

Outrage over the textbook language spread after Roni Dean-Burren posted an Instagram of a text message from her son, Coby. The freshman had sent along a photo from his World Geography textbook ...

Last week, a mother in Texas complained about the wording in her son’s ninth-grade world geography textbook: In a section titled, “Patterns of immigration,” a label read, “The Atlantic ...

Another shot was fired in the never-ending battle over Texas textbooks last week, when Roni Dean-Burren of Pearland, Texas, posted a screenshot of her 15-year-old son’s new world geography textbook.

Danny Nicholson/Flickr/Creative Commons Texas's latest textbook controversy involves a high school edition of publishing giant McGraw-Hill's new World Geography, in which a caption refers to ...