Original video can be viewed here.
Brandywine School District Board Meeting; July 19, 2021
Generations of Americans have fought against the horrors of Communist and Marxist ideas. Those Americans, many of whom themselves have fled, never wanted future generations to ever have to experience the tyranny & oppression of a socialist dictator.
Majority of children in America have been fortunate enough to be shielded from living under socialist rule. Perhaps too much so, that many are unaware of the inhumanity of socialism. They are unaware of the false promises made, and the freedoms which must be given up to fulfill those utopian promises.
There was a time in history where teachers were held with the highest regards. Teachers were the pillars of the community, and rightfully so.
Teachers would teach academics, never politically motivated indoctrination.
The great educator, Booker T. Washington once said "Character, not circumstance, makes the person."
From reading the sources linked on the Brandywine School District's "Diversity & Equity Resources" page, it is clear that this district does not support those said values.
On those linked pages, it states "There is no such thing as being not racist" and promotes misleading children's books such as "Not My Idea: A Book About Whiteness" which includes a "Whiteness" contract with the devil.
Across the country there are teachers telling students that no matter how hard you try, you may never succeed because of what you may look like!
That is unequivocally false in today's America!
The newest BSD board member, Kim Stock said, and I quote,
"Just today in our student Diversity Committee meeting, several students of color said Black people are only mentioned in the classroom when it comes to slavery. And they know that this learning is incomplete, and they resent this."
Well, Kim, this is because it is the only thing that is talked about.
So let me help you:
Booker T. Washington
Frederick Douglas
Dr. Benjamin Carson
Harriet Tubman
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Michael Jackson
Michael Jordan
Cassius Clay
Jack Johnson
Manning Johnson
George Washington Carver
Hiram R. Revels, who in 1870 became the first black man elected to congress, sworn it just 5 years after the Civil War. Fifteen more Black men would take their seats in the House and Senate during the next 10 years.
They all faced obstacles, but that did not impede their drive to be great.
America is the land of opportunity.
Black, white, male, female, gay, straight, trans, or even something never even heard of yet - are all represented by that flag right there, the American flag.
Sometimes I felt like everything we have been doing may be too little, too late. As if many of the people so drastically effected by Covid19 - with education lost, businesses and livelihoods shuttered, will forget the overreach of their local government once a sense of normalcy is "allowed".
It is neither too little nor too late. In fact, it is quite the opposite. America is the Country that will be known as the land where socialism will never prevail.
Freedom is where true unity lies. 🇺🇸
