Thread by @lukerosiak

I can finally reveal that I’ve spent the last two years writing an investigative and narrative book about the problems ailing our K-12 schools. It's the best thing I’ve ever done. If you thought my Loudoun rape story was important, picture 18 of those.
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You can read an excerpt here: the story of Seattle. Everything that is happening in your school district now is just Seattle on a several-year delay. It's where your local indoctrinators got their ideas. So how did it work out in Seattle? Very badly.

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The fact that education ‘equity’ means copying Seattle means we have 20 years of data showing it does not work. Seattle's racial achievement gaps keep getting worse. In fact, a study found that progressive cities are worse at closing the achievement gap than conservative ones.

But put politics and even academics aside. Parents’ only ultimate desire is for our kids to be happy. What this story shows is that the weird racial stuff is pushed by adults who are emotionally broken, who blame phantom oppression for their unhappiness, then make kids unhappy.

The excerpt follows Tracy Castro-Gill, Seattle’s head of ethnic studies who famously said that math is racist. Minorities exchanged Algebra 2 for a course called ‘Power and Oppression.’ Keep in mind Microsoft and Amazon are based nearby and pay huge salaries for math-related work

Castro-Gill told educators that when she was young, she was a homeless, gang member, drug-using Latinx.

But I spoke to her family. Her dad likened her to Rachel Dolezal, saying she has little to do with Hispanic culture, and that her childhood was 'Mayberry.'

The weird racial fantasies, like that Seattle was a bastion of white supremacy, simply provided a pretext for the unhappiness of a housewife having a mid-life crisis.

She was tired, but “I think I figured out why. I am under attack... womxn of color, are under attack,” she said

While family viewed her as unstable and distanced themselves, Seattle schools said she was a racial expert and entrusted 50k kids to her care. Yet, it did not solve her problems. She and three other of Seattle's racial advocates went on paid leave for mental health.

Before overseeing an initiative that tanked achievement of minority kids, Castro-Gill married a child molester and moved her child in with him. The child had been diagnosed with severe cognitive issues, but soon decided she was 'nonbinary.' She was named Teacher of the Year.

Specifically citing that she was dishonest and refused to work collaboratively with families, Seattle Public Schools tried to put her back in a classroom.

But no matter how many times they lead to worse outcomes and are known to lie and bully to get their way, those wrapping themselves in the banner of 'equity' fail upwards in K-12.

Facing termination for dishonesty, she became a high-paid consultant and landed a state contract.

Amazon link for the book is above. You can also get it at Barnes and Noble here:
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