Indoctrination of Our Youth

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I wonder if Grover also goes with his Jew friends to see a fight between Palestinians throwing rocks at I$railie tanks in retaliation  for them bullying them off their land?!

Hey boys and girls! Making friends with Jew$ is a lot of fun! Just try playing �Dreidel� for money with the Jew$ not nuts... then you�ll see them get nasty if you take funds from them!

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https://www.npr.org/2021/02/12/967378819/anti-racist-science-education

Anti-Racist Science Education

February 17, 20214:00 AM ET
EMILY KWONG

Until Henrietta Lacks' cells came along, whenever human cells were put in a lab dish, they would die immediately or reproduce only a few times. HeLa cells, by contrast, grew indefinitely.

Short Wave listener and antibody engineer Esther Odekunle wrote in with a question: "Does genius absolve racism?" We don't think it does. Some of the most prestigious scientists in history advanced racist and eugenicist views. But why is that rarely mentioned in textbooks? Can racial justice and science history be incorporated into a science class?

For the educators we speak with, the answer is yes. They are building an anti-racist perspective into their curriculum and seeking to make the science classroom more inclusive. (Encore episode)

We speak with:

Letimicia Fears, a postdoctoral fellow in the Collaborative for STEM Education and Outreach at Vanderbilt University and an adjunct in the Department of Biological Science at Tennessee State UniversityGretchen

Kraig-Turner, a science teacher at Burlington-Edison High School and a contributing author to Rethinking School

Viji Sathy, a professor in the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and an administrator in the Office of Undergraduate Education

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More perverse indoctrination from the sexual deviants.

https://www.theblaze.com/news/video-little-boy-reads-the-gaybcs

VIDEO: Woman has little boy read 'The GayBCs' � a children's book with terms like 'bi,' 'coming out,' and 'queer.' And the reaction is swift.

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A video of a woman having a little boy read from "The GayBCs" � a children's book that uses letters of the alphabet to introduce readers as young as 4 years old to LGBTQ words � has been making quite a stir on social media.

The video begins with the little boy reading aloud the word for letter A: "ally." Then the woman with him is heard introducing the rest of the letters, beginning with "B is for" � and the tyke answers "bi."

While some of the words don't possess immediate LGBTQ connotations � H is for "hope" and M is for "mountain," for instance � others like "bi" hit right at the heart of it. And little boy with his cute little-boy voice reads all of them:

C is for "coming out."D is for "drag."G is for "gay."I is for "intersex."L is for "lesbian."N is for "non-binary."O is for "orientation."Q is for "queer."T is for "trans."

As you might expect, some folks wondered why a kid so young was being introduced to such words:

"The 'progressive alphabet' for the next generation," the Twitter commenter said. "God help us!"

Others seemed just as disturbed:

"iight folks, it's been real but I'm done with this planet," another commenter wrote in reaction to the clip. "Taking the next Elon Musk spaceship to Mars so we can start over.""What the actual f***," another user declared."Why is this necessary?" yet another commenter asked."I'm gay & ... KIDS SHOULD NOT BE TAUGHT ABOUT SEX. PERIOD," another user noted. "Doesn't matter if it makes YOU feel better. Is P for pedo? S for sodomy? I'd object to a kid learning an alphabet of diseases, too. It's called preserving innocence.""My 6 year old reads at a 3rd grade level and does not know half of these words by design," another commenter said. "This is full-on abuse. But those of us that do not perpetuate degeneracy can still do our jobs. Pull your kids. Vet their social circle. It's the very least you can do."But not everyone was upset

As you might imagine, others were fully supportive of the little boy being introduced to LGBTQ words:

"I don't get what homophobic people find so toxic with videos like this," one commenter said before mocking detractors. "Wow the child is probably gonna grow up to be respectful that people can be different in many ways; omg I can't believe it, this is brainwashing!!""In the past if you read an ABCs book, it might've had B for boy with the color blue and G for girl with the color pink, until you associate the color with the gender," another user noted. "Familiarizing children with gay, trans, and non-binary things is the exact same thing. That isn't brainwashing.""It's teaching kids that other people and minorities exist," another commenter wrote. "Trying to imply this is wrong is only implying that children should only grow up to misunderstand and be ignorant of other lifestyles ... perpetuates a problem; that is what we already have with ppl misunderstanding us."There's more on the pages

The below video shows a woman reading each page of "The GayBCs" � and there's more text below the introductory lines noted above.

For instance, after "B is for 'bi'" the text reads, "You can shout it out loud. I like boys and girls, and that makes me proud." After "G is for 'gay'" the text reads, "It's word that implies you're a girl who likes girls or a guy who likes guys." And after "L is for 'lesbian'" the text reads, "It's love and affection between two special girls who share a connection."

The 'progressive alphabet' for the next generation. God help us! pic.twitter.com/h7wPt6jdDN

— Dianne 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (@DianneLester) February 28, 2021

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The harmfull mindset of the "educators" teaching our White children.

Truthfully every child should be taught the importance of racial consciousness. Unfortunately White children are being taught that White pride is a negative, while the niggers and mud races are encouraged to promote pride in their species/race. This devastating indoctrination is being used to destroy the future of our racial family.

https://www.daytondailynews.com/local/youre-either-a-racist-or-youre-anti-racist-montgomery-county-educators-urged-to-fight-racism/25HCKCSWSBBPTDZA4T254QOJOY/

�You�re either a racist or you�re anti-racist:� Montgomery County educators urged to fight racism

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�You�re either a racist or you�re anti-racist; you actually have to be action-oriented,� she said.

Important steps include learning about the history of racism in America, bringing more Black and minority voices into the decision-making process, moving away from counterproductive punishment of students and intentionally affirming students� cultural identities, Iruka said.

Iruka thanked Learn to Earn for not shying away from addressing racism head on.

�We will keep talking about our Black kids and we will keep doing a better job of prioritizing and supporting our Black kids as we go forward,� said Robyn Lightcap, the executive director of Learn to Earn Dayton.

As part of the virtual conference, Learn to Earn unveiled the design for a permanent art and play installation. The 400-square-foot piece designed by the Mosaic Institute of Greater Dayton will be installed this spring at the Omega Community Development Corporation�s Hope Center for Families, an educational, health and employment center being built in Northwest Dayton.

ExploreOmega breaks ground on $11M Hope Center for Families

Conference attendees got mosaic tiles shipped to them ahead of time and were asked to write messages of hope on their pieces and send them back.

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https://khqa.com/news/state/illinois-students-will-soon-take-more-black-history-classes

Illinois students will soon take more Black history classes

by Tessa Bentulan
Tuesday, March 9th 2021

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WICS/WRSP) � Illinois students will soon take more classes about Black history as part of the state's plan to address educational inequity.

The new education law requires classes about the pre-enslavement of Black people, why Black people came to be enslaved, and the American Civil Rights renaissance.

Springfield High School teacher and Coach Roy Gully said he's happy efforts are being made to level the playing field.

"There's got to be a starting point somewhere. It's something that, in my opinion, has been a long time coming,� Gully said. �I'm glad that he's [Gov. JB Pritzker] making efforts to kind of right some of the wrongs."

This bill takes effect immediately.