Consequences of Indoctrination

Leen Hijaz, a Muslim high school student in North Carolina, went off script in her valedictorian speech to condemn ICE and call out suffering in the Middle East before being pulled off the stage by the school's principal.

She said, “Before I leave the stage, I have one last thing to say...."

Indoctrination has consequences.

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The War On Kids Continues

It's understood that education is primarily directed toward kids. That's where the money is in publishing.

Certainly, all ages are in school, but generally, 6 to 22-year-olds are the market. Content is created with that age group in mind: from first grade through the fourth year of college.

Sometimes the content given to teachers is not far enough Left, so they supplement other materials, with approval, of course.

This is what happened in an elite private school.

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Tennessee Kicks Off Nuclear Family Month

As pride parades and LGBTQ madness sweep the nation during the month of June, Governor Bill Lee (R-TN) is fighting back. 

He has a better idea.

Yesterday, Lee signed a resolution declaring June 'Nuclear Family Month' for the state of Tennessee.

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Talarico is a Weirdo, so is His Presbyterian Church

Texas Democrat James Talarico, who is running for the US Senate with a fair amount of support, believes "God is nonbinary" and that Jesus Christ was a "radical feminist."

God help him.  

He has lost his way.

Talarico is attending seminary and is apparently planning to be a pastor at some point in his "career."

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University Professors Beg For Standardized Tests

It's so bad that professors say students can't even do basic math.

The profs are begging for a return to standardized testing, saying they have to re-educate new students entering public universities.

In fact, hundreds of University of California (UC) faculty members signed an open letter on Tuesday demanding a return to mandatory standardized math testing in college admissions. 

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