Ep 370 | The Shocking Anti-History, Anti-Science Influence on Public Education | Guest: Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson
North Carolina recently approved a new curriculum that would teach elements of critical race theory to K-12 students, despite the move being extremely unpopular. The state's lieutenant governor, Mark Robinson, the first black person to hold that position, has been very outspoken in his opposition to these changes to North Carolina's education system. Robinson was in turn "attacked" by the leftist media, who accused him of racism and worse. We speak with Lt. Gov. Robinson about the attacks against him and the new radical curriculum. Then, we discuss the CDC's recent guidelines on school reopenings. Spoiler alert: Not many schools will be opening under these guidelines. These guidelines are so crazy that even Jake Tapper of CNN and the Washington Post aren't happy about them. Seems like politics has prevailed, and teachers' unions contributed more to the guidelines than science and data.
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Show Links:
Dr. Voddie Baucham's GoFundMe: https://bit.ly/3b7qQkm
'North Carolina's First Black Lt. Gov. Leads Fight Against Radical Curriculum' (Conservative News Daily): https://bit.ly/3dkn0XR
'CDC Director Admits: It's Not Just Science That Affects Our Guidance On Opening Schools' (The Daily Wire): https://bit.ly/3dknmxu
'Tapper to Biden's CDC Head on Schools: You're Demanding Things 'We're Never Going To Be Able To Achieve' (The Daily Wire): https://bit.ly/3qsEOns
'CDC's New 'Reopening' Guidance Will Keep Schools Closed in the Fall' (Reason.com): https://bit.ly/3dkmZDh
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Past Episodes Referenced in this Episode:
Ep 282: Exposing & Opposing Social Justice Theology | Guest: Dr. Voddie Baucham https://apple.co/3ba7NG4
Ep 361: Teachers' Unions vs. Our Kids & Pastors vs. 'Jezebel' Harris | Guest: Corey DeAngelis https://apple.co/2Ny4pgd
Ep 360: Scientism, COVID & the Vaccine https://apple.co/3pqTbHq
Ep 353: Our Kids Are Learning What? | Guest: Chris Rufo https://apple.co/3dkpl4U
Ep 329: Exposing the Mafia-Like Tactics of Teachers Unions | Guest: Rebecca Friedrichs https://apple.co/3bi5lO2
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