Centennial Elementary School in Denver, Colorado, has outlined a curriculum to provide kindergarten and first-grade students instruction on Black Lives Matter, reports the Washington Examiner.

The instructional materials describing the curriculum were obtained by Parents Defending Education, an organization at the tip of the spear in the fight to reclaim public schools from the radicals and has been instrumental in uncovering several disturbing scandals involving the education system. “The instruction guide provided definitions for various terms that the school deemed the ‘Black Lives Matter Guiding Principles’ for their Black Lives Matter Week,” writes the Washington Examiner.

Included in the list of definitions are things like “globalism” and “transgender affirming.” Additionally, it defines “Black families” as “a space that is family friendly [sic] and free from patriarchal practices.” I guess white families are not family-friendly and dominated by patriarchal practices?? I don’t know. All of this is stupid.

It also includes a definition for “Black villages”—which, if you ask me, sounds a little racist—which is “the disruption of western nuclear family dynamics and a return to the ‘collective village’ that takes care of each other.” Sounds like some communist bullsh*t to me. But then the founder of BLM has outright stated they are Marxists, so this is just par for the course.

The school maintains that teaching such material isn’t political and they’re “not to teach[ing] children what to think; rather [] expos[ing] them to different perspectives and opinions so that they learn to value and respect diversity.” This, too, is bullsh*t, though.

It isn’t just teaching BLM talking points, either. Much of these definitions are pulled straight from Critical Race Theory, romanticizing “blackness” and pushing for a dismantling of “western society.” (read: whiteness). It’s racist at its core, and it’s being taught to our children.

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