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Brigid LaSage's avatar

Yes of course, organizing would be ideal. Problem is they've pushed the ideology in so quickly, and at the same time labeled any disagreement "hate speech" and anyone who disagrees a Nazi. There are many examples now of educators getting bullied or fired for not toeing the party line, and the activists can be vicious. The people ultimately responsible are the state superintendents of education. They should be getting taken to task for the DEI "Equity Lens" ideology pushed into curricular standards and professional development in blue states. It's going to take pressure from all sides to turn the ship. Thanks for your thoughts.

MLT's avatar

Yes, I have heard the stories of teachers being fired or bullied into submission. It is a terrible shame! I wish you well! Your students are lucky to have you! I think we can start making a difference by voting out the superintendents and school board members who support these things.