MicroGroks
In 2019, the NH General Court approved the creation and implementation of a School Funding Study and gave it a budget of $500,000. I won’t get into the particulars of the final report at this time, but I will say that the $500 grand would have been better spent on one of the underfunded communities …
The Exeter School District (SAU16) has had a series of PR nightmares but never let that slow your progressive roll. They’ve doubled down. The district nationally known for “branding” and shaming unvaccinated prom students continues to spite parents and families.
Recently I’ve been hearing about the radicalization of new teachers who graduated from the University of New Hampshire. For instance, one of these newly certified teachers came to work in a New Hampshire school and proceeded to call the teachers she worked with, racists.
A few years ago, the University of New Hampshire (UNH) had a riot. Some uptight social justice warriors were triggered by students culturally appropriating Mexican attire.
One of the more ironic innovations from the ideological forbears of Critical Race Theory (and the Masters of the Social Justice Universe) is something called a bias response team. It responds to alledged incidents of harassment, discrimination or…wait for it…bias.
The Left’s war machine has been running on all cylinders. Factionalism, tribalism, and division are the goal. Big tech and social media are helping, and if they are to be believed, we are the racists we’ve been waiting for, but are we?
Universities are supposed to be chock full of smart people imparting useful knowledge to future generations. It’s mostly junk if CRT is any indication. Ideological propaganda. Oh, and get a load of this crap sandwich.
The publicly supported University of New Hampshire has a new course of study called “Anti-Racism inScience: Promoting an Inclusive and Equitable STEM Community.” More CRT BS (in a big way), but did the practitioners of divisiveness accidentally poke a huge hole in their own thesis?
Food Solutions New England (FSNE), through the UNH Sustainability Group, appear to be pinging Farmers and folks in the Food Chain. They want them to participate in a 21-Day Racial Equity Habit-Building Challenge.
To my constituents in Allenstown, Epsom, & Pittsfield: This week, the House met, as required by the constitution, to certify the election of the governor and the executive council. No protests over these; the peaceful protesters were opposing our meeting in our cars.
