This may shock you to learn, but the People's Republic of Minnesota is looking to divide students by race and play them off of each other. No, it's not a "C" and a "T" with an "R" in the middle. After all, we all know that is NEVER taught in public school, nor does it influence what is taught in public schools. Minnesota wants to force what they call an "ethnic studies" requirement for children as young as kindergarten.

Sounds harmless, but so does "Inflation Reduction Act" and "Common Sense Gun Reform." Don't take my cracker-ass word for it. Allow this black mother who has students in the district speak out on what this is all really about.

This bit is key:

"I can see why you white proponents of this bill might support it. It's not your kids being told that they can't succeed, and you get to shed some of your white guilt in the process. But you legislators of color, how can you? You made it despite the invisible boogeyman of systematic racism. You were voted in by a majority of white people. You hold some of the most powerful positions in this state. Yet you want to tell my kids and other kids of color that they can't succeed?"

Yes, that's exactly what they want to do. Because while leftists throughout the county have made clear their political agenda takes precedence over the well-being of our children, that goes double for OUR schools.

And contrary to what those same leftists want you to believe, this mother is not the only parent who shares her percentage of melanin who believes children shouldn't be taught to hate each other and indoctrinated by bitterly partisan teacher's union members.

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