[ProtectOurFreedom]

My daughter's public high school has a poster of Communist revolutionary Che Guevara conspicuously posted in the English classroom. Any pictures of Washington, Lincoln, Bush or any other president in sight? No, of course not. My kids don't want me to complain for fear that they will be singled-out for "re-education" or receive bad grades. This is in an ultra-liberal San Fran Bay Area county. I so fear for our country!

[snugs]

**My daughter's public high school has a poster of Communist revolutionary Che Guevara conspicuously posted in the English classroom. Any pictures of Washington, Lincoln, Bush or any other president in sight? No, of course not. My kids don't want me to complain for fear that they will be singled-out for "re-education" or receive bad grades. This is in an ultra-liberal San Fran Bay Area county. I so fear for our country!**


Have you read Lynne Cheney's book Telling the Truth this was written during the 1990s but is still very true as to what is going on in education. Though I come from England I can see the same thing in my country and the book explains a lot of little subtle things that I did not pick up on when I was at school in the late 70s and early 80s.

[bootless]

What county are you in? I'm in CoCo.

[maine-iac7]

My daughter's public high school has a poster of Communist revolutionary Che Guevara conspicuously posted in the English classroom..

this Che Guevara thing ought to be researched - he is being touted and mandantorily taught in all our schools - latent imprinting for revolution? One of my grandchildren - in 8th grade - got in trouble when his class was assigned to do an essay on Che G...he didn't hold him up as a hero - he researched and told the truth. that was NOT OKAY with the teacher and he got dumped on.
Wake up, parents...