American Parents association noted leftist curriculum in school classrooms

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00:00 Welcome back to the program. Whenever things happen, and I always tell you, there's a really good source that you can go to and find out exactly what's up. And that is the Communist Goals of 1963. All you got to do is just Google that. Communist Goals, 1963, read into the Congressional Record. If you go down to number 17, it says, and you're wondering why, 00:29 Our country is going the way it's Number 17, communist goals. Get control of the schools. Use them as transmission belts for socialism and current communist propaganda. Soften the curriculum. Get control of teachers' association. Put the party line in the textbooks. And folks, that's what they're doing every single day. Teachers' unions, education associations. 00:57 They've been helping schools turn into pipelines for leftist activists as early as kindergarten. The American Parents Coalition documented multiple examples of left-wing teaching practices that education organizations like the American Federation of Teachers and the National Education Association prioritized. 01:19 Those efforts in the earliest educational settings, schools are integrating this curriculum into preschool classrooms and hosting events for elementary students. Then those same students are directed towards protests and lawsuits. This pipeline has become standard practice and parents likely have no idea it's happening until it's already in motion. From spending $2 million on training teachers and students to protest, 01:49 Protest to backing anti-immigration and customs enforcement lawsuits. There are five ways here that educators have turned K through 12 students into left-wing activists. Number one, May Day protest. Back on May 1st of this year, nationwide protest demanded the government tax the rich, chanting slogans like, ice out and expand democracy, not corporate power. 02:19 One of the organizations that trained teachers and students for the protest was Midwest Academy, which got $1,735,000 from the NEA since 2015. Over 5,000 demonstrations were held in the United States during May Day of 2026, 5,000. 02:43 Then you got the Chicago teachers union. They distributed curricula branding president Trump as fascist. Yeah, as fascist. That was shown on X by school choice activist Cory D'Angeles last April. It cited the president's job cuts and going after cities with black mirrors as examples. Oh, so Trump is an authoritarian. He's a, oh, there you go. 03:12 It's crazy. So then you got the NEA and AFT. They filed an emergency motion uh aimed at preventing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers from having access to sensitive locations like schools, hospitals, and churches. That's right. 03:33 So they also distributed things like flyers that say, they're not too young to talk about race. 03:43 That was attributed to a Philadelphia based children's community school, where they claim white children's expression of racial prejudice often peaks around ages four to five. Silence about race reinforces racism by letting children draw their own conclusions based on what they see. Well, Lord knows that's the last thing we want to happen, is children drawing their own conclusions over what they see. I'm telling you, they're horrible. 04:13 And then you got Oregon's 2024 social science standards that instruct students to identify examples of unfairness or injustice. Effective social science instruction cultivates respect for diverse aspects of identity, such as gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion, socioeconomic class and disability. The standards support students in developing an understanding of the immense strengths of listen, they're not there to teach your kids. 04:42 They're there to indoctrinate your kids. Every single day when they go to government school, that's what they're doing. They're being indoctrinated. It's time for parents to rise up. Time for parents to rise up and stop this crap. When we get back, we'll be talking with Repr ...

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