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“I have a child in public school, and am dismayed by the decline in public school education from the time I was a child myself until now.
Although she Ms Gallagher does not mention this, the teachers unions were founded by John Dewey, an American communist, and they have been pushing communist ideology ever since. This has been explained in Paul Kengor’s book The Politically Incorrect Guide to Communism. That would explain why so many young people now have learned no actual skills from schools, but they have a list of grievances.
Don’t miss the episode on critical race theory, which was very well done. Also, go to the social media pages of some of the teachers unions: UTLA, CTA, NEA, etc, and see what they are promoting. All politics and no policies to benefit students, who don’t pay union dues and therefore are not going to benefit from the advocacy of these unions. And look at how many Antifa/BLM rioters turned out to be teachers and social workers! What does that tell you about the quality of public-school education?”
ellen3141 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/05/21
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“This is so informative, and entertaining!”
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United States of America ·
12/28/23
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“Hallelujah! Here is help for parents to better understand our rights! Thank you!”
camiraes via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/09/24
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“Homophobic racist Karen”
Jaymarvel06 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/02/20
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