What are we doing to our children? Today, children are told—starting at 3 or 4 years old—that we don’t really know if they are a boy or a girl. The doctor just guessed based on their appearance when they were born. Over the next few years, they are told, it is up to the child to discover if they are a boy, a girl, non-binary, fluid, or something else altogether.
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Tagged Advocates for Youth, Alfred Kinsey, Chase Norris, Drag Queen Story Hour, Eric Sorensen, International Planned Parenthood Federation, Internet Watch Foundation, LGBTQ+ Caucus, Libs of TikTok, National Education Association, National Sex Education Standards, Planned Parenthood, Planned Parenthood of Toronto, SIECUS, UN, World Health Organization
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At the beginning of January, the news began to buzz with the report of Chicago alderman Nicholas Sposato, who told journalists that the city's school system is looking into removing all police officers from high schools.
Educator-related sexual abuse of children is escalating. Going back to 2004, a report prepared for the U.S. Department of Education revealed that nearly 9.6% of students are victims of sexual abuse by school personnel, and these are just the reported cases.
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Tagged Ali Muldrow, Chicago Board of Education, Chris Rufo, Francis W. Parker School, Gay Lesbian and Straight Education Network, Joseph Bruno, Larry Sand, National Education Association, Office of the Inspector General, Scott Walker, Steven Llanusa, Transgender Day of Remembrance
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The National Education Association’s (NEA) annual convention took place last week in Chicago. It opened with a theatrical speech act by NEA president, Rebecca (Becky) Pringle who has no dearth of pride in the “amazing accomplishments” of the NEA members. Pringle cited as inspiration for world transformation—not systemically oppressed persons of color like Thomas Sowell, Carol Swain, or Glenn Loury—but communist and former Black Panther who studied under Herbert Marcuse, Angela Davis:
We must share [the] view Professor Davis holds dear whether it is a mind, a heart, a school, a community, or our world,
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Tagged Angela Davis, Becky Pringle, Black Panther, Carol Swain, Glenn Loury, Howard Zinn, National Education Association, NEA, People’s History of America, Rebecca Pringle, Roe v. Wade, The 1619 Project, Thomas Sowell, U.S. Supreme Court
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When examining the hydra that is the collectivist “education” establishment that dominates public schools in the United States, among the most important tentacles have been the teachers’ unions—especially the National Education Association (NEA).
Along with other leading unions, the NEA and its affiliates at the state and local level played a leading role in transforming American education into the dangerous disaster that it has become. The extremism has been getting progressively more extreme for more than a century now. But it’s not new by any means.
The destructive role played by the NEA is so serious, and so widely understood, …
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Tagged American Federation of Teachers, and Cultural Organization, Bella Dodd, Elementary and Secondary Education Act, Horace Mann, Humanist Manifesto, J. Elmer Morgan, John Dewey, Los Angeles Tidings, Mark Janus, National Education Association, NEA, NEA Journal, NEA: Trojan Horse in American Education, Rod Paige, Samuel Blumenfeld, Scientific, Stuart Chase, United Nations Educational, Willard Givens
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The state of Illinois long ago made the embarrassing leap from local joke to national joke. The Land of Lincoln is now the corrupt, insolvent, morally vacuous, leftist dystopia of U.S. Senators Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth, Springfield mob boss Mike Madigan, Governor J.B. Pritzker, and Mayor Lori Lightfoot. I guess the lazy, irresponsible, anti-science, and morally vacuous community organizers that comprise the Chicago Teachers’ Union thought Illinois was not getting quite enough national PR, so on Sunday, they tweeted,
The push to reopen schools is rooted in sexism, racism and misogyny.
Say what? Even for …
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Tagged 1619 Project, Chicago Teachers Union, COVID–19, Critical Race Theory, Dick Durbin, Illinois Policy Institute, J.B. Pritzker, John Piper, Lori Lightfoot, Mike Madigan, National Education Association, Tammy Duckworth, Wuhan virus
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Illinoisans shouldn’t need a reminder of how committed Illinois politicians are to using tax dollars and government schools to indoctrinate other people’s children, but Governor J.B. Pritzker just gave them one last Friday when he signed the “LGBTQ” school indoctrination bill into law. This law, which takes effect in July 2020, requires that all children ages 5-18 in public schools be taught about the deviant sexual proclivities of men and women who have made some significant cultural contributions. Well, not all deviant sexual proclivities are included. Only the deviant sexual proclivities currently and publicly approved by homosexuals and cross-sex pretenders will be included—for now.
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Tagged ephebophiles, Equality Illinois, Gay Lesbian and Straight Education Network, government schools, hebephiles, Illinois Human Rights Campaign, Illinois Human Rights Commission, indoctrination, infantilists, J.B. Pritzker, kinksters, LGBTQ indoctrination bill, Mary F. Morten, National Education Association, zoophiles, “trans” task force
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The first weekend in July, the National Education Association (NEA) held its annual Representative Assembly in Houston, an assembly consisting of “nearly 7,000 delegates.” The National Education Association is a “progressive” political activist organization that masquerades—er, I mean, identifies as an educational organization. The NEA’s Code of Ethics says, among other things, this:
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Tagged Black History Month, Black Lives Matter, Climate change, Equality Act, Gender Sexuality Alliances, GLSEN, immigration, John Piper, LGBTQ+ inclusive, National Education Association, Roe v. Wade, Stonewall LGBTQ Scholarship, student loan forgivenes, White Fragility
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The first weekend in July, the National Education Association (NEA) held its annual Representative Assembly in Houston, an assembly consisting of “nearly 7,000 delegates.” The National Education Association is a “progressive” political activist organization that masquerades—er, I mean, identifies as an educational organization. The NEA’s Code of Ethics says, among other things, this:
The educator… recognizes the supreme importance of the pursuit of truth, devotion to excellence, and the nurture of the democratic principles. Essential to these goals is the protection of freedom to learn…. The educator therefore works to stimulate the spirit of inquiry, the acquisition of knowledge
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Education in America was originally the province of parents and churches. "Homeschooling" was the norm from colonial times through the mid-1800's, and a classic education was the model.
