Parents sending kids back to school, here are things they're not obligated to do:
*share their pronouns or feelings
*submit to identity labeling
*accept "diagnoses" of "fragility" or micro aggression
*participate in any sorting or privilege exercise
*march, chant or protest 1/
*share their pronouns or feelings
*submit to identity labeling
*accept "diagnoses" of "fragility" or micro aggression
*participate in any sorting or privilege exercise
*march, chant or protest 1/
They are also under no obligation to agree with or remain silent and accept inaccurate information (the revolution was fought to preserve slavery) or opinion (America/white people are inherently racist). 2/
Spend the summer exposing your kids to real history, study 1619 and point out how it's wrong, a lie, at, show them 1776 Unites for evidence. Arm them with facts and confidence. 3/
Tell even young kids they are to contact you immediately if the teacher starts talking about boys and girls not being boys and girls. Take them home and out of there. For older kids, tell them to record it report back to you. File a complaint EVERY time. 4/
Make sure your child know teachers are not always right, in fact they're often wrong, and they are only in school to learn how to learn so THEY can find the truth, not be TOLD "truths."4/
Now that you see how cynical and "conscious" you have to make your kid if you send them, are you seeing the problem with all this? No child should have to work this hard at NOT being indoctrinated. They'll be ostracized. They'll receive backlash and so will you. 5/
Which is worse? Making a plan to homeschool somehow, or putting your kid in the unenviable position of being "the resistance" in an already intensely stressful environment, even when teachers are good and material rational! School is and always was a social nightmare. 6/
Making them opt-out hour-by-hour is unfair. So it once for them. /end
*Do it once for them
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