You mean you want to support Betsy Devos’ plan to publicly subsidize private religious schools
As I told @IngrahamAngle: We should radically decentralize the public school system and give parents the $15,000 a year per child to choose their own education. Families deserve an education that reflects their values—not the new woke orthodoxy of many public schools.pic.twitter.com/5Pcnms3GHd
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Right now we are creating public religious schools, just not in the way you think.
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I was on the left for many years. To prevent non-progressive parents from imparting values to their kids is precisely the *goal*. Though they'd phrase it as "prevent parents from indoctrinating their kids."
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Here’s where you’re running into a problem, per my experience with parents on Nextdoor: nobody knows what “anti racism” actually is. They just think it’s old school racial sensitivity training by a new name. And why would you be against that? You must be *pro* racism
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they're already controlled at the local level. this isn't to decentralize education, it's to privatize it.
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Ooof. I was with you, but this sounds very sus. I think it’s better to fight it as it’s a weak ideology that falls apart when exposed.
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Why do you hate poor people and kindness so much?
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Maybe they can put it toward tuition at Daltonhttps://www.wsj.com/articles/revolution-consumes-new-yorks-elite-dalton-school-11609284049 …
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Public Ed is already decentralized. If you want people to have a say in the curriculum at their local school, tell them to contact the school board! Public schools are accountable to their communities.
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It’s interesting that you say public schools are a foothold for indoctrination, when private/charter schools could indoctrinate much more readily. (And do.) Without an elected school board, there is zero accountability in privatized schools. Think about it!
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