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BREAKING: Zohran Mamdani is expected to require ALL New York Elementary school students to learn Arabic numerals.
Is there NO END to this MADNESS?

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Daniel LeClair

I genuinely wonder how many people here dont know what Arabic numerals are

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William H. Gutierrez

Is expected .?. By whom ?

Esther Blankenship Langford

Somebody please google arabic numerals……..

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Andrew Zyskowski

You people do realize what the Arabic numerals are, right?

I'll give you a hint. He doesn't have to mandate learning them, as they're already taught.

Gil Marder

Imagine when you super geniuses discover the numbers on your keypad are “Arabic numerals”.

Next up: protesting Roman numerals at the Super Bowl.

Dan Gutridge

….he is also demanding the teaching of the Wahhabism discipline of….

…”Al-Gebra”….indoctrinating our children into some kind of fanatical cult!

Heath Heath

May be an image of ‎the Oval Office and ‎text that says '‎Trump on the Syrian President: ክትዚት NAY هور "People say he's had α rough past. We've We 've all had rough pasts." When| I think of "rough past"I I think like, he got a DUI or something. Not like, he led al Qaeda, had a $10 million bounty on his head and had a phase beheading his enemies.‎'‎‎

Jim Hanson

Hysterical humor.

AI Fact Check Overview

“The nonsensical claim that New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani will require schools to teach Arabic numerals is a false rumor that originated as political satire.

Schools in the United States, including New York, have used Arabic numerals for centuries because they are the standard number system consisting of the digits 0 through 9.”

Anna Altbach

Arabic numbers are COUNTING numbers

zero, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine

Tina Wilhelm

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Garcia Jim

They will impose their beliefs on to you whether you like it or not. I believe he will be sued and we will win. He forgot we have constitutional rights, and no state can force religion on to you, I believe it’s called. Separation of church and state.