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We are a national, grassroots nonprofit empowering parents to advocate for classrooms that educate – not indoctrinate. Join us: https://nitter.cf/t.co/9yFRuOvk3k
Joined December 2020
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📢 Miss our big announcement?
After 5 years of fighting for parents' and students' rights in education, we're leveling up. We've taken on rights violations through civil rights complaints and litigation. Now we're strengthening our work with a dedicated tool to fight back: the Center for Litigation and Legal Policy. 🏛️⚖️
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Hannah-Jones had the means to give her daughter a different educational path. Most families don't.
That makes the real question bigger than one family's regret. How many children have been left behind while adults defend the systems that failed them?
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As cofounders of the parent group advocating for NYC’s Gifted and Talented programs, the Specialized High Schools, and other academically rigorous opportunities, we were demonized for “hoarding privilege,” when nothing could be further from the truth.
Maud, being White and outspoken, was viciously taunted and a target of cancel culture. But she did right by her children, and stuck to her “true ideal”.
Our group, @placenyc_org, continues to take on the battles still coming for these schools.
wsj.com/opinion/nikole-hanna… ~@MaudMaron
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Being vindicated on such a massive scale should feel better than it does. What I really want is for the lessons learned (or that should be learned) to make our schools better. Delighted to have my first piece in the @WSJ Link below.
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🚨Big ABA Update: In a somewhat shocking turn of events, after more than seven hours of debate, NACIQI was unable to come to a decision on the ABA. They passed a resolution explaining their deadlock. It now goes to Under Secretary Kent for a final decision on their renewal of recognition.
Reminder, the department staff report recommended to DENY recognition previously.
Tomorrow is a big day for the future of ABA accreditation. NACIQI, the advisory committee that evaluates accreditors for the Department of Education, will be reviewing the ABA and listening to public comment. We’ve covered this from the beginning @DefendingEd 🧵
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1619 Project creator Nikole Hannah-Jones is facing renewed debate over school choice after revealing her daughter struggled academically at the public school her family deliberately chose as part of their commitment to integrated education.
@DefendingEd's Erika Sanzi says the experience raises a bigger question for parents: When a school isn’t meeting your child’s needs, should you have the freedom to choose another option?
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One THOUSAND percent @CaseyRyan93!
Microsoft Needs to Reconsider Partnership with AFT | @RealClearEd
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At CSU, “Ethnic Studies” is now a graduation requirement. @DefendingEd’s investigation highlights courses centered on colonialism, white supremacy, sexuality and “liberatory” education.
defendinged.org/investigatio…
Would You Pay $30K a Year for Indoctrination? Inside California State University’s Required Ethnic Studies Courses
California State University students must complete ethnic studies coursework to graduate.
An investigation by Defending Education found that Cal State East Bay’s eight course options cover topics including social justice, white supremacy, colonialism, LGBTQ+ identities, and climate justice.
Here’s a look at what students are required to choose from.
@angelina_talks
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.@DefendingEd's @esanzi takes a hard look at K-12 spending and the results we’re getting in return. More funding hasn’t automatically translated into better outcomes.
It’s time to scrutinize where education dollars are going.
Get the full details on our latest investigation👇 defendinged.org/investigatio…
Would You Pay $30K a Year for Indoctrination? Inside California State University’s Required Ethnic Studies Courses
California State University students must complete ethnic studies coursework to graduate.
An investigation by Defending Education found that Cal State East Bay’s eight course options cover topics including social justice, white supremacy, colonialism, LGBTQ+ identities, and climate justice.
Here’s a look at what students are required to choose from.
@angelina_talks
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We @DefendingEd have been warning about the nefarious intentions the CCP has for American students in China. In light of XI’s comments today, check out our latest report on them.
ICYMI:Last week @DefendingEd released our latest report in “Little Red Classrooms.” We dug into China’s Young Envoys Scholarship (YES) program, an exchange program for American students funded by the Chinese government with multiple connections to United Front organizations.
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Major win for free speech 🎉
A California judge struck down the @UofCalifornia's policy that punished students for "misgendering."
Thank you @DefendingEd for your work on this case.
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Today, the National Advisory Committee on Institutional Quality and Integrity (NACIQI) met to review renewal applications for six accrediting agencies, including the American Bar Association (ABA).
Defending Ed has documented the ABA's political bias. Our AccreditED report highlighted two ABA standards and Goal III that promoted DEI in law schools. While the standards were repealed, Goal III—which produced them—remains intact.
Defending Ed recommends against renewing the ABA’s authority as an accrediting body.
Read the full remarks by Defending Ed President @nickineily: defendinged.org/press-releas…
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The Department of Education recently wrapped up rule making on their proposed reforms to accreditation, and their recommendations are truly transformative. We @DefendingEd submitted comment urging the Department to finalize the rule as proposed. Check out our full comment here: defendinged.org/regulations/…
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Higher ed programs, like Rutgers' "Introduction to Education," assign Nikole Hannah-Jones 2016 essay. Have ten years of educators been trained on a philosophy that even its main subject (her own daughter) describes as "wrong?"
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Nikole Hannah-Jones sacrificed her daughter's future on the altar of a twisted political ideology. Fortunately for Najya, her mother has virtually unlimited resources and can take steps to correct this error - but what about the millions of other children who've been negatively impacted by the pursuit of "equity" over the past several decades?
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Today on Normally, @esanzi and I talk A LOT about the saga of Nikole Hannah-Jones and her daughter's education, @DefendingEd's latest free speech victory, and ADHD wives with executive functioning husbands. @karol will be back later this week!
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