Loudoun County Parents at War Over Critical Race Theory in Curriculum
Two groups of parents are at war in Loudoun County, Virginia over Critical Race Theory in the classroom.
Two groups of parents are at war in Loudoun County, Virginia over Critical Race Theory in the classroom.
As schools begin to tentatively reopen in parts of the country, many are wondering what has changed, what the fallout will be and how the K-12 has evolved as a result of the pandemic.
While the growing emphasis on critical race theory in American classrooms has broader societal implications, the real victims of this educational approach are the students themselves.
Tyler never graduated from Morgan State University. He was forced to drop out after one year because he could not afford tuition. Now he gave the university $20 million.
Earlier this month, the Legal Insurrection Foundation (LIF), in collaboration with the Texas Public Policy Foundation, offered an eye-opening webinar titled How Critical Race Training is Harming K-12.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has resuscitated her campaign proposal to levy additional income tax on ultra-wealthy Americans. Under her proposal, the government would charge two percent on assets above $50 million each year, increasing by a percentage point over $1 billion.
According to a recent survey, students are increasingly reluctant to discuss controversial topics on campus.
“Donor-advised funds have been incredibly successful in getting help to people who otherwise wouldn t receive it because of the time and administrative costs that often create barriers to donors operating private foundations.”
“Thankfully, the charitable response we ve been seeing has also been incredible. One way we were able to respond is through our Stay in School fund, which has so far helped 1,400 families pay their outstanding tuition balances.”
“It s been really encouraging for us to see the community rally together, and especially our network of donor-advised fund holders, around helping the broader community at this time.”
“Donor-advised funds have made it possible for our supporters to react quickly in crisis and respond to our needs. There s no bureaucracy.”
How government aid should work during a pandemic is far from obvious. The data is helpful for understanding where things stand.