Tag Archives: Mao Zedong

Silver Lining: COVID Boosted Idea of Educational Freedom

Posted on September 13, 2022 by David E Smith

As Mao Zedong took over China with his communist revolutionaries, he sparked one of the largest mass migrations of the 20th century. Between 1948 and 1950, an estimated 2 million Chinese refugees fled Mao’s regime and escaped to Taiwan and other countries around the world. While Mao was razing and restructuring Chinese culture and society, these refugees were able to begin new lives in safer and freer countries.

While the Chinese mass migration makes the history books, a similar 2-million-in-2-years migration is currently happening—across educational borders. An analysis published by Harvard’s Education Next Institute (EN) recently announced that, between the …

Posted in Education | Tagged charter schools, China, COVID–19, education choice, Education Next Institute, government schools, Homeschool, homeschool co-op, Mao Zedong, Michael Bloomberg, microschools, private schools, public education, public schools, Taiwan, Terry McAuliffe, u.s. department of education | Comments Off

The Coming Revolution: The Left’s Destructive Plan for Teachers

Posted on August 3, 2021 by David E Smith

Schools are filled with teachers that want the best for their students. However, in recent days schools have become a political bastion for the leftist agenda. Although some teachers and the teachers’ unions have become warriors for the leftist agenda, others are fighting, upholding standards as the last vestige of conservative Judeo-Christian values slips from the public school system. Many parents have become familiar with the idea of Critical Race Theory, also known as CRT, and recognize the harm it causes to their children. However, what is not recognized is that they are coming for the teachers next. Teachers refusing …

Posted in Education | Tagged American Federation of Teachers, Chinese Cultural Revolution, Critical Race Theory, Great Leap, Jeanne Hedgepeth, Katherine Watkins, Mao Zedong, Marxism, Paul Rossi, Randi Weingarten, Red August, Red Guard, Xi Van Fleet | Comments Off

How the Cancel Culture Stifles Creativity

Posted on February 13, 2021 by David E Smith

We saw it during the Super Bowl on Sunday, as many of the commercials fell flat. We saw it with the cancelling of the Washington Redskins name, only to replace it with the Washington Football Team. And now we’re seeing it with the replacing of the Aunt Jemima brand with – get ready – the Pearl Milling Company. (You heard that correctly.) The cancel culture is stifling creativity.

Posted in Marriage/Family/Culture | Tagged Aunt Jemima, Bill Oberlander, Bryan Preston, John Cheese, Joseph Stalin, Kim John-un, Mao Zedong, Monte Python, Pearl Milling Company, Washington Redskins | Comments Off

BLM’s™ Totalitarian Youth—Sieg Heil

Posted on August 27, 2020 by David E Smith

Videos have been circulating of young bestial thugs—whites and blacks, women and men—shrieking in the faces of al fresco diners, commanding them to raise a fist in solidarity with BLM/Antifa totalitarians. To leftists nothing says freedom quite like coerced performative acts.

Maybe these young bestial thugs never learned about Chairman Mao’s Cultural Revolution and the Red Guard composed of young people that Mao used to intimidate, humiliate, and attack his political enemies. The New York Times described the Red Guard’s efforts...

Posted in Education | Tagged Adolf Hitler, Antifa, Auschwitz, Bergen-Belsen Camp, Black Lives Matter, Boy Scouts, Critical Race Theory, Cultural Marxism, Cultural Revolution, Democratic Party, Fascism, Girl Scouts, Hitler Youth, intersectionality, LGBTQ Theory, Mao Zedong, Nazi Regime, Red Guard, Sieg Heil, Sippenhaftung, Socialism, Theresienstadt Camp, Viktor Frankl, Yusra Khogali | Comments Off