Tag Archives: racism
Last month, pro-life activist Seth Gruber released a documentary called The 1916 Project. Seth, who grew up in a pro-life home, was forever changed when he saw photos of mutilated aborted babies. He was only in high school at the time, but the images impacted him so much that he has dedicated his life to educating people on the harms of abortion and turning our culture of death into a culture of life.
Posted in Sanctity of Life
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Tagged Abortion, birth control, Bishop Patrick Wooden, Child Sacrifice, Dr. George Grant, eugenics, Gnosticism, holocaust, KKK, Margaret Sanger, Nazi Germany, Pastor John Amanchukwu, Planned Parenthood, racism, Seth Gruber, The 1916 Project, the KKK, The Sexual Revolution, The White Rose Resistance, transgenderism, transhumanism
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Critical Race Theory and systemic racism in education are going to a whole new level in Illinois. In fact, under a proposed new scheme supposedly aimed at fighting alleged “disparities” in higher learning, people with darker complexions (or lower grades) will literally be worth more than those with lighter skin.
Posted in Education
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Tagged African, Black, Chapin Rose, Civil Rights, College Admissions, Commission on Equitable Public University Funding, Critical Race Theory, Illinois General Assembly, Indian, Jeanne Ives, Latinx, Middle Eastern, Paul Vallas, Pranav Kothari, racism, The College Fix, The Real Story, U.S. Supreme Court, University of Illinois
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Would you like a government that reflects your Christian beliefs? If so then congratulations, you’re a threat to democracy! Or so says Rob Reiner, who produced a movie meant to alarm you about Christian nationalism, He even tweeted that Christian nationalism is “a danger to Christianity itself.” His message, and his movie, joins an already noisy crowd just dying to tell you that applying Christianity to politics is wrong.
Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture
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Tagged Andrew Whitehead, Christian Nationalism, Christianity, Christopher Rufo, Constitution, Critical Race Theory, crt, Dr. Nikki Cole, First Amendement, Fourteenth Amendment, Frank Dikotter, government, Ibram Kendi, Jennifer Ho, Jing Zeng, John Adams, Liu Hu, Mari Matsuda, Phillip Gorski, racism, Richard Jagers, Rob Reiner, Rudyard Kipling, Samuel Perry, white supremacy
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Most schools are actively indoctrinating our children with falsehoods about all kinds of things. These falsehoods range from sexuality to racism to economics to our nation’s founding, even to math and science and medicine and the environment.
Posted in CRT/Racism/BLM, Education, Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, Sexuality
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Tagged American University, antiracist, Antiracist Research and Policy Center, BIPOC, Black Lives Matter, BLM, Boston University, Center for Antiracist Research, children, Decline of the Diversity Industry?, DEI, education, George Floyd, George Zimmerman, Henry Rogers, How to Be an Antiracist, Ibram X. Kendi, Jack Dorsey, Kendi, LGBT, Martin Luther King, Nikole Hannah-Jones, Parents, racism, racist, Robin DeAngelo, sophist, Stamped from the Beginning, Stamped from the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America, Ta-Nehisi Coates, Teachers, Trayvon Martin, Twitter, White Fragility
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Our friend and co-laborer Alex Newman recently interviewed John Stamper, a former teacher and coach of 13 years who is now exposing what’s happening to innocent children who still attend government schools.
In 2021 the Illinois government refreshed the The Illinois Culturally Responsive Teaching and Leading Standards. These mandate that teachers become experts in “social emotional learning” (SEL). School districts have enthusiasm to implement SEL across their schools, and we soon expect to see students graduate from SEL programs. But what sort of young adults will these former students be? Because of what SEL actually teaches, expect a generation of angry agitators for socialism. The problem is that SEL has been changed to be centered around Marxist concepts...
Posted in Education, Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture
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Tagged Adrian Mack, CASEL, children, Dena Simmons, Dr. Martin Luther King, Elizabeth Bartholet, James Dwyer, Joe Mathews, Karen Niemi, Karl Marx, Marxism, Meghany, Parents, racism, Remove SEL Programs From The Schools!, Rhithm app, Robert Jagers, SEL, Social and Emotional Learning, Teachers, Terry McAuliffe, Thomas Sowell, William Cathcart
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With more and more states in the region and beyond moving to protect the lives of unborn babies or at least restrict the mass killing, abortionists in Illinois are busier than ever, according to the abortion industry in the state and news reports about the gruesome phenomenon.
Posted in Sanctity of Life
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Tagged abortion holocaust, Colleen McNicholas, concentration camps, Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health, Margaret Sanger, mobile abortion RV, National Socialist, Planned Parenthood, racism, Roe v. Wade, Southern Illinois, U.S. Supreme Court
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Have you ever wondered if the Church should continue to engage in the culture wars? After all, we will never eradicate evil from the world, and sometimes it feels like the water is pouring into our boats faster than we can bail it out.
It appears the racism identified as “anti-racism” and being endorsed all across America is bearing rotten fruit at ever younger ages and in ever more perverse ways.
Just last week, administrators at Edison Middle School in Wheaton, Illinois allowed student members of the blacks-only “Panthers in Black” school club to lecture peers on the intricacies of using various forms of the “n” word. Students learned who is permitted to use the “n” word and which “n”-word suffix is appropriate in what context. Parents of students forced to listen to this non-voluntary lecture were not notified ahead of time or asked to sign a permission slip.
Posted in Education
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Tagged anti-racism, Black Lives Matter, Break-Through Ideas, Chris Rock, District 200 School Board, Eddie Murphy, Edison Middle School, George Floyd, Panthers in Black, racism, Richard Pryor, skin tone differences, Slavery
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Once upon a time, I held a naïve hope that public education could be pried loose from the iron grip of self-righteous, presumptuous, intolerant, diversity-loathing, illiberal, idea-banning, bullying leftists fluent in Newspeak. That was then. This is now.
Now I know that is not possible—at least not in time to educate properly children who are currently in school or soon-to-be in school. There are good signs that a movement is afoot to challenge the MAN—who now is a homosexual, drag queen who uses the pronouns fae, faer, faers, and faerself.
Posted in Education
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Tagged American Library Association, anti-bullying, anti-racism, Bullying, detransitioning, Eu Clair Area School District, gender identity, GLSEN, Illinois General Assembly, Illinois Safe Schools Alliance, Michael Johnson, Modern Language Association, Pronoun Wars, racism, rapid-onset gender dysphoria, Robert P. George, Safe Spaces
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Nikole Hannah-Jones is the New York Times Magazine reporter who wrote the 1619 Project which is being used in many schools across the country. The 1619 Project postulates that America began in 1619, when the first black slaves were brought here—not 1776, when the founders declared independence.
Posted in Education
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Tagged "The Annals of America", 1619 Project, Avalong Project, Bob Woodson, Carol Swain, Fox News, Gary Bauer, Nikole Hannah-Jones, racism, Ronald Reagan, Slavery, Yale University
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After receiving complaints from donors and bad press, the Salvation Army has removed the guide, “Let’s Talk About Race.” The removal of the guide is a step in the right direction, and we should applaud the charity for its willingness to remove the document. Nonetheless, the organization has not disavowed Critical Race Theory (CRT) or apologized to those they may have offended with divisive statements. Christians, therefore, may praise the move to remove the guide but should remain diligent in the fight against Critical Race Theory and Marxism.
The Salvation Army has released several statements denouncing that they …
How far gone is Illinois? And by “gone,” I mean arrogantly and divisively leftist.
Well, despite statewide and even nationwide condemnation of the proposed “Culturally Responsive Teaching and Leading Standards,” the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules (JCAR) failed to stop the controversial standards.
In a vote delayed by one day, JCAR voted 6-5 along partisan lines to, in effect, approve these standards, which will infuse the assumptions of Critical Race Theory/ identity politics/BLM into 1. all teacher-training programs, 2. all Professional Education Licensing (PEL), and 3. indirectly into all public school classrooms.
Not even yesterday’s plea from the left-leaning Chicago …
Posted in Education
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Tagged Black Lives Matter, Chicago Tribune, Critical Race Theory, Culturally Responsive Teaching and Leading Standards, gender identity, homophobia, Ibram X. Kendi, Illinois State Board of Education, JCAR, racism, Robin DiAngelo, sexism, sexual orientation, Ta-Nehesi Coates, unearned privilege
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Regardless of what black Americans think, the police departments that protect and serve their communities should be defunded immediately. At least that is the latest propaganda being peddled in a bizarre new campaign by the far-left American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), a radical organization literally founded by members of the Communist Party USA.
Posted in Federal, Marriage/Family/Culture
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Tagged ACLU, America, American Civil Liberties Union, Black Lives Matter, BLM, Communism, Communist Party USA, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, LAPD, Louis Budenz, Peace Officers, Police, Police Department, Policemen, racism, Rodney King, Roger Baldwin, Soviet Union, William Z. Foster
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I don’t doubt for a moment that we still have race issues to address in America. And I don’t believe that, to date, we have fully overcome the legacy of hundreds of years of slavery and segregation in our history. At the same time, I do not accept former President Obama’s claim that the 2016 election of Donald Trump was, in part, a reaction to having a Black man in the White House.