YIKES: Here's the father of Scottsdale Unified school board president Jann-Michael Greenburg, secretly taking bodycam footage of parents on school property and saying he hired a "private investigator who is writing down all their [license] plates."
According to press reports, school board president Jann-Michael Greenburg, a 27-year-old man with no children, lives with and shares a computer with his father, Mark Greenburg. Parents have accused the father-son duo of harassing them and photographing their children.
In the video, Mark Greenburg admits that he rides around on his motorcycle with a full helmet and visor in order to covertly take pictures of conservative parents and their children, who had organized a protest against mask mandates and critical race theory.
These lunatics want to permanently mask your children and pump them full of critical race theory. We owe a debt of gratitude to the brave Arizona moms who are standing up to creeps like Mark and Jann-Michael Greenburg. Don't stop until they are removed from public life.
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BREAKING: Scottsdale Unified school board president Jann-Michael Greenburg has been caught assembling a dossier with confidential information on parents who oppose critical race theory—including photographs of their children.
I've reviewed the dossier and Greenburg has assembled a disturbing range of information on parents: commercial background checks, criminal records, address histories, divorce records, business filings, personal photographs, and other sensitive data. Abusive.
LMAO: The dossier also includes screenshots and links to a lot of my work, which conservative parents had shared on social media. God bless the Scottsdale moms who poasted my content and exposed their creepy and abusive school board president.
Every time the media says "woke" and "critical race theory," they're losing. Let's force them to keep repeating the words, until they're run into the ground.
It's also intellectually honest and coherent: "woke" derives from the theory of critical consciousness; "critical race theory" is the discipline driving much of left-wing policy and pedagogy in the United States. If their brands have become toxic, that's their problem.
Politics requires discipline, patience, and repetition. We've made the connection between signifier ("critical race theory") and signified (left-wing racialist ideologies), and persuaded the general public to accept the relationship as valid. Now we wield it as a weapon.
Terry McAuliffe's closing argument is that critical race theory is a "racist dog whistle" that has "never been taught in Virginia." But I can debunk this lie—and prove that McAuliffe himself was the first Virginia governor to promote CRT.
Let's go.🧵
In 2015, then-Governor McAuliffe's Department of Education instructed Virginia public schools to "embrace critical race theory" in order to "re-engineer attitudes and belief systems." They explicitly endorse CRT—he can't wiggle out of this one with word games.
Under the Northam administration, Superintendent of Public Instruction James Lane sent a memo to Virginia public schools endorsing "Foundations of Critical Race Theory in Education," calling it an "important analytic tool" that can "further spur developments in education."
SCOOP: AT&T Corporation has created a race reeducation program with materials claiming that "racism is a uniquely white trait" and teaching employees: "White people, you are the problem."
Here's the full story.🧵
I have obtained a cache of internal documents about the company’s initiative, called Listen Understand Act, which is based on the core principles of critical race theory, including "intersectionality," "systemic racism," "white privilege," and "white fragility."
AT&T company instructs employees to study a resource claiming that the United States is a "racist society" and telling readers: "White people, you are the problem. Regardless of how much you say you detest racism, you are the sole reason it has flourished for centuries."
The media is doubling-down on the narrative that "critical race theory isn't in K-12 schools." So I'm going to put together a thread debunking this claim and showing you exactly what's happening in classrooms across the country.
Buckle up. 🧵
First, the founder of critical race theory, Kimberlé Crenshaw, recently admitted that critical race theory "originated in law schools," but then migrated to the K-12 education system—which, she says, is "a good thing."
Here's another critical race theory co-founder, Richard Delgado, boasting that CRT has colonized education. He said the theory is "livelier in education right now than it is in law"—and this was ten years ago. digitalcommons.law.seattleu.edu/cgi/viewconten…
The NSBA's gambit to label parents "domestic terrorists" has collapsed. Their organization has splintered, their strategy has backfired, and their board has been forced to apologize.
I'm going to explain exactly how we did it.🧵
First, when the letter came out, we immediately framed the narrative on social media that the NSBA and AG Garland wanted to "label parent domestic terrorists." My initial tweet did 14 million impressions, sparking a week-long media cycle that exploited their reckless language.
We then deployed a rhetorical ju-jitsu move, debunking the false claim that parents had been violent against school officials and recasting the dynamic as the Biden Admin using the FBI to suppress parents and criminalize dissent. Suddenly, they were on the defensive.