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Edina High School in Minnesota, where the ideology of English classes is being questioned by the Center of the American Experiment.
Edina High School in Minnesota, where the ideology of English classes is being questioned by the Center of the American Experiment.
A public high school in Minnesota implemented a required, race-based English course aimed at eradicating "white privilege," but it wasn't billed that way to students or parents, according to a public policy organization.
"Pre-AP English 10 constitutes an abuse of parents' trust, taxpayers' money and - most importantly - vulnerable children," Katherine Kersten, a senior policy fellow for the Center of the American Experiment, told Fox News. "Edina citizens should hold district leaders accountable for substituting political indoctrination for a real education."
The Minnesota-based think tank started researching Edina public schools after they heard students, parents, and teachers in Edina complaining about the aftermath of the 2016 election, when 80 staff members - most teachers - co-signed an editorial in the student newspaper bashing President-elect Donald Trump and aligning themselves with the Democratic Party and Hillary Clinton.
"Many of you [students] have made clear ... that right now, you don't feel physically safe," the article read. "Know that we will do all that we can ... to fight for you," and that "we will teach rebellion against a broken world."
Comment: What future can a country have if their educational system has been infested by this madness? The young people who are currently in highschool will then go on to replicate what they have learned. For example:
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