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HB 542, NH State Rep. Keith Ammon’s Religious Liberty Act, has been the subject of numerous falsehoods, distortions, and misunderstandings. Let’s set the record straight with a Q&A on the bill.
It’s time to set the record straight about HB544, which aims to ban “Divisive Concepts” and Critical Race Theory. CRT is neo-Marxism merged with Nazi propaganda: it replaces Jews as the scapegoats with white people in general.
The first in this series is here: “What is Critical Race Theory?” in which I reported on Christopher Rufo’s speech at Hillsdale College that graced the page’s of its Imprimis offering. To Recap:
As NH HB544, the “divisive concepts” bill, continues to gain publicity, many of the arguments levied against this bill do not stand up to scrutiny and are instead based on ideological rhetoric, appeals to emotion, and/or mischaracterization of what it actually says.
We have the receipts! Or, to be perfectly truthful, one of them. But first, this message! But ask yourself – is this the training that Janice Starkey took as well?
Critical Race Theory (CRT) is a divisive and discriminatory discipline that is overwhelming school systems across the country.i It incorporates race as a central theme for every academic subject starting as young as kindergarten.
A funny thing happened on the way to the courthouse. Well, the funny thing is that we could avoid the trip. But only if Republican Governor Chris Sununu can get his head out of his ass.
HB 544, titled “Propagation of Divisive Concepts Prohibited” is fewer than three and one-half pages. One should read legislation to avoid making false claims about it.
Do you want your young children, grandchildren, or anyone’s children taught that not due to their own actions, speech, or thoughts but, simply because of their race or gender:
As I posted yesterday, I’m kinda like the dog that finally caught the car bumper – but knowing that it is time to shake the car instead of doing the Scooby-Doo “Huh? Now what?”. I did end up going to our School Board meeting last night to ask the questions surrounding: 1) The meaning of …
