Education

MSNBC's ReidOut host Joy Reid launched into a vicious attack Tuesday, on Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis due to his committing the grave sin of protecting public school children in his state from racial and sexual indoctrination. Reid was so incensed that she compared it to the "cultural genocide" that took place in the 1800s against Native Americans. If you needed proof of…

On CNN This Morning, discussing Ron DeSantis's objection to a hard-left curriculum on African American history, Don Lemon dishonestly claims that DeSantis is going to make it "illegal to teach slavery in schools."

CNN’s voice of reason Scott Jennings displayed amazing patience on Friday’s CNN Tonight as he calmly debunked self-righteous senior political correspondent John Avlon and condescending former Ohio State Senator Nina Turner on the issue of what exactly Florida requires as part of its history curriculum.

In yet another scandal from a Northern Virginia school district dominated by liberals, Fairfax public schools were recently accused of withholding notice of merit scholarship commendations as part of what Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin calls their “maniacal focus on equal outcomes for all students at all costs.” The response from CNN during Tuesday’s Inside Politics was to suggest…

Longtime sociology professor Sam Richards led a discussion titled “A Conversation on Trans Issues, TERFS, and The Binary” in his sociology class where he encouraged students to “watch gay porn.” Richards was apparently attempting to encourage students to understand “new sides to their sexuality,” as the Daily Mail put it. 

A new Wikipedia page has been created titled “LGBT grooming conspiracy theory” which attempts to bash conservatives and conservative groups who call out grooming behavior when they see it. The page claims that accusations are just conspiracy theories and are characterized as examples of “moral panic.”

In his State of the Commonwealth address on Wednesday, Virginia Governor Youngkin (R) reaffirmed his commitment to parents and students and their interconnectedness in the classroom. 

Secrets secrets are no fun …

On this week's Woke of the Weak we talked about some people who need an extra prayer in the New Year. 

Inside the White House Briefing Room, 2022 began with more mountain-sized word salads and dodges from Jen Psaki before shifting in May to former MoveOn.org spokeswoman and former MSNBC contributor Karine Jean-Pierre, who made waves for her stunning ineptitude and using her binder as a life raft. 

In a recently viral video a teacher expressed his (I think) worries and anxiety about alerting his class that he’s transgender. The teacher sought advice from his TikTok followers on how to address questions of confused children in his class. 

On Dec, 13 the Children’s Museum of Richmond tweeted about its latest Pride Night. The museum was thrilled at the turnout after inviting LGBTQIA+ families and the group “can’t wait to do it again.”

Some more bubbles from the fever swamp of the woke left.

MSNBC host of The 11th Hour Stephanie Ruhle wondered if conservative attempts to “ban books” was the reason the FBI recently reported a raise in hate crimes. Instead of simply answering no, that’s ridiculous, former assistant director for counter intelligence Frank Figliuzzi says it is too soon to tell, but they certainly don’t help.