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Watch this adorable little girl sign for her deaf parents during her Christmas concert. It’ll warm your heart! In the middle of a sea of her classmates gesturing along to the song, this little girl seemed to be doing something a little different. While all of the other parents could hear the adorable words of the Christmas tune, these parents enjoyed it a little bit differently. As a kid of deaf parents, she has probably grown up learning sign language to communicate with them. And whether her parents requested her to sign or not, she definitely made them proud! Just look how clear her signing is and the adorable facial expressions to go along with it. She’s too cute and very talented! The internet seemed to agree. The video now has over 10 million views — a star in the making! She has inc...
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Follow the Science presented by Brian Keating I’m an astrophysicist at a major university. Science is my life. But when I hear somebody somberly intone, “science says” or “follow the science,” I get very nervous. Science doesn’t belong to any ideology. Science is the never-ending search for new knowledge. That’s what science means in Latin, by the way—knowledge. Not wisdom. Not morality. Not social policy. Knowledge. What we do with that knowledge is where wisdom, morality, and social policy enter the picture. Knowledge, it turns out, isn’t so easy to come by. And sometimes what we think we know for certain (the earth sure does look flat when we’re standing on it) turns out not to be so certain. Of course, I trust in basic scientific tr...
Parents of students in the Scottsdale Unified School District were shocked to discover that a school board member had secretly compiled a dossier detailing parents who opposed critical race theory. The dossier was compiled on Google Drive and contained a list of parents who objected to teachings about CRT; it included photographs of both the parents and their children. Parents who had been calling for the recall of Governing Board President Jann-Michael Greenburg are now demanding he resign over the secret dossier, to which he had access. “I am calling for the immediate resignation of our board president Jann-Michael Greenburg,” said Amy Carney, a mother of six, who is now running for a seat on the Scottsdale Governing Board.
More than one-fifth of the nation’s largest 100 school districts have contracts with a Critical Race Theory-tinged firm cofounded by the son-in-law of Attorney General Merrick Garland, who recently raised the specter of involving the FBI against parents who express anger over CRT and other issues at school board meetings. Garland’s daughter is married to Xan Tanner, a cofounder of Panorama Education, which issues surveys to students asking if they are feeling “genderfluid,” and asks, “How confident are you that students at your school can have honest conversations with each other about race?” At least one district’s contract says all of the personal student data is sent to the company — which is funded by Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg — under a loophole that circumvents a requirement for pare...
Attorney General Merrick Garland is using the power of the FBI to go after parents who are speaking out at school board meetings against critical race theory being taught to their kids in public schools. So the FBI hasn’t done anything about the post-Floyd riots explosion in crime which lead to an additional 4,901 homicides last year but parents organizing against anti-white CRT brainwashing need to be aggressively shut down. Yes, parents are a bigger threat to the Democrats than actual murderers.
Dr. Douglas Frank – Shocking Evidence of Phantom Voters in Fayette, Spalding, Coweta, and Clayton Counties Dr Douglas Frank is a patriot and philanthropist. He is a devoted husband and father, inventor, teacher, technologist, physicist, statistician, stateman and a man of faith. He earned a Ph.D. in Surface Electroanalytical Chemistry from the University of Cincinnati. He holds patents on custom electronics and software inventions that are used widely as the industrial standards world-wide. Dr Frank has cracked one of the major hacks of the 2020 elections. The other voter integrity solutions are the canvass, kinematic artifacts (all things paper), and technology (all things software and hardware.). His solution for integrity and transparency in 2022 is to “Vote Amish.” This means sec...
VoterGA’s Garland Favorito provides an election integrity update to the Fayette County GOP on September 28th, 2021 and answers questions. This included the Fulton County ballot inspection lawsuit and the lawsuit against the state to ban the unverifiable Dominion system that the U.S. District Court found to be violating state laws.
A Tennessee high school football team wowed the internet last week when they defied county orders by leading fans in a postgame prayer. Last week, district employees in Putnam County, Tennessee, were ordered not to lead students in prayer, which prompted outrage from the community. “The case law not allowing prayer or proselytizing is clear. Courts have consistently ruled that prayer and proselytizing can not be sponsored by schools or school personnel,” a Putnam County Schools spokesman told WZTV-TV in Nashville. The rule extended to staffers, teachers, and even coaches, according to Western Journal “As a district, we absolutely understand the importance of prayer in the lives of our students, faculty, and staff members,” the spokesperson elaborated. “We support the right of students to p...
A New York school superintendent and avid backer of critical race theory was voted out by his school board this week. The decision was taken after anger from parents boiled over on Martin Cox’s plan for a diversity task force coupled with their displeasure on how he handled other duties.
The largest teachers’ union in the country has filed a lawsuit against a Rhode Island mom to block her numerous requests for public records regarding her school district and Critical Race Theory, prompting her to fire back, “I just got served with a lawsuit from the teacher union NEARI. Throwing down the gauntlet, are we? Game on.” Nicole Salas, who started her odyssey in challenging the school district back in April, continued by writing, “Today the teacher union NEA filed ANOTHER lawsuit against me —this time a Temporary Restraining Order and Preliminary Injunction. Will teacher unions bullying moms be an everyday thing now?”
Prepare to be patted on the head. And listen for the “Tsk, tsk, you don’t really understand what we’re about, dear.” That’s how it will be in Minnesota and probably elsewhere if a leftist teachers union can spread its ideas on how to respond to its promotion of critical race theory. Before reading the following, you might want to take a deep breath and exhale or whatever it is you do to reduce stress. You might have to do that after reading it, too. Education Minnesota is trying to counter growing community.. pushback against CRT around the state, so it has published a guide on how teachers should respond, a copy of which was obtained by Powerline and publicized by Minnesota’s Alpha News.
A public speaker at the Aug. 24 meeting of the Fayette County Board of Education took issue with the recent decision to purchase thermal imaging/facial recognition cameras to be installed in schools to detect fevers. He cited concerns over privacy, limited use during the pandemic, the $500,000 cost of the equipment and the need for government to share in the suffering faced by property owners and the private sector. The school board on Aug. 10 approved the purchase of up to 75 Hikvision cameras, at an installed price of $7,000, for a maximum of $525,000. The purchase will be made using ESPLOST (education special purpose local option sales tax) safety and security funds. Speaking during the public comments portion of the meeting, Mike Coley spoke on the school board’s recent approval to pur...
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