Research Fellow at @Heritage / @HeritageOnEd. The views expressed here are my own. #schoolchoice #edchoice #edfreedom Stiff-Necked Jew
CRT primes its adherents to adopt antisemitic beliefs. Instead of celebrating the success of minority groups, CRT treats any success as inherently suspicious. If Jews are disproportionately successful, CRT says that they must be disproportionately oppressive. 2/ 
Tlaib's accusation that Israel is committing genocide is entirely projection.
This talking point has long been a staple of the teachers’ unions, even though states that have adopted robust school-choice policies (like Arizona) have seen their district schools improve and still have democratic institutions. 2/
Far-left groups like SPLC have been weaponizing the labels "extremist" and "hate group" to cast @Moms4Liberty as beyond the pale. But in fact, they stand for what a majority of Americans believe.
With an ESA, parents can use a portion of their child’s state education funds—typically about $8,000 a year—to pay for private-school tuition, tutoring, textbooks, online courses, home-school curricula, special-needs therapy and other expenses.
A dozen states now have K-12 education savings account (ESA) policies that allow families to customize their kids' education. ESAs can pay for private school tuition, tutoring, textbooks, homeschool curricula, special needs therapy, and more.
Choice opponents have claimed that 70% to 89% of school choice students were already in private school. That is completely false.
Judaism recognizes two sexes, period. "And God created man in His image; in the image of God He created him; male and female He created them." - Genesis 1:27 
SOS claimed they handed in 142K signatures to put the Empowerment Scholarship Account expansion on the ballot. They needed 119K.
The NYT piece was timed to influence a Board of Regents vote to regulate *all* NY private schools. Despite 350,000 public comments overwhelmingly opposed to the regulations, the Regents voted unanimously to adopt them. There was no debate. 2/
The core of the decision was this line from Espinoza: "A State need not subsidize private education. But once a State decides to do so, it cannot disqualify some private schools solely because they are religious."
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No word about how the public schools down the street are doing. How many former students from those schools regularly get NYDN and NYT op-eds calling for a massive overhaul because of the failure of the system?