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William Jacobson recently spoke at the Parents Unite Conference. His talk was about messaging, or framing the message – counter-framing it, really on the matter of divisive concepts or race-based education in your schools.
This is very clever. The New Hampshire Department of Education (DoE) has launched a new Anti-Discrimination web page. Granite Stater’s can now report any “discrimination” to the DoE directly, including CRT race-shaming discrimination prohibited by the passage of HB2.
As things heat up at school board meetings — with the new prospect that people expressing displeasure with their local boards may be treated as ‘terrorists’ — it’s worth revisiting the idea of removing ‘divisive concepts’ from schools since they are what so much of the fuss is about.
NH School Administration Unit 16 (SAU16) held a meeting (see video) titled “Learning About DEIJ” at Exeter High School on 19 August. I attended the meeting, and this essay gives my views.
Nearly six decades ago, Martin Luther King, Jr. fought for a better world, imploring us to judge others by “the content of their character.” He offered a vision of an America that united people across racial, political, and economic lines—a vision that we can all believe in.
CHAPTER 191 – TEACHERS’ LOYALTY – Section 191:1 191:1 Advocacy of Subversive Doctrines Prohibited. – No teacher shall advocate communism as a political doctrine or any other doctrine which includes the overthrow by force of the government of the United States
A group with deep ties to Hamas, the terror group, is picking sides in New Hampshire’s debate over House Bill 544. Governor Sununu initially objected to the bill as written and promised to veto it. Most Democrats and their activist groups object. But now, a group with ties to Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood agrees …
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