While teachers are the most powerful agents of societal change, the materials provided to them are what gives them their talking points. Some of the most overlooked players in this action are the extreme book publishing companies that the left is funding. Two of the
For most freedom loving Americans the name Angela Davis does not mean anything, but it should. Many highly influential educational organizations that are present in classrooms across the country describe her as an iconic and legendary freedom fighter, civil rights activist, advocate for racial and
Just like Teaching Tolerance does not actually teach tolerance, EmbraceRace does not actually embrace race. Their manipulative titles do not represent the intolerant and racist content they push out to teachers and parents to share with children as young as kindergarten. Among the resources teachers
In an interview with Google last Friday, Nikole Hannah-Jones admitted that the 1619 Project is “really not a history.” While arguing with herself, Hannah-Jones reveals that her main goal is not to teach America about the tragic history of slavery or the achievements of black
There are many misconceptions about the broad term “curriculum,” which is used to describe what educators are teaching, but it’s not easy to understand what one means using the term because of its many definitions. “Curriculum” has various meanings and interpretations including curriculum at the
Google is hosting an event with the creator of the 1619 Project, Nikole Hannah-Jones, in which they praise her as “one of the most authentic and powerful voices of our time.” On the Google-owned platform of YouTube, Google has a company-owned official channel “Talks at
The Tuskegee Airmen are among America’s greatest heroes whose stories must not be forgotten. It is essential that their efforts and accomplishments are recognized in our great history, for they are the ideal role models for all young students. The challenges of segregation, discrimination, and
The 1619 Project’s goal of having Americans destroy their own country is far more dangerous than the severe inaccuracies presented in its poorly written, uncited essays. The false facts presented in the essays of the project will be discovered and debunked quickly by students with
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was a landmark achievement in the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. With the incredible perseverance of the people fighting for civil rights, it was inevitable that they would be victorious. However, the passage of the Civil Rights Act
Teach For America is one of the most well-funded and destructive educational non-profits in America. Although it started out with good intentions, a deeper look into the organization reveals that many of the individuals who work there are outwardly promoting socialist ideas and are forcing
