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A Hunter College professor is under investigation after her hot-mic comments about systemic racism at a NYC school meeting. The remarks were made while discussing school closures affecting Black students. FIRE is alarmed at Hunter College’s investigation of Professor Allyson Friedman. Discussions of systemic racism fall squarely within the...

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BREAKING: Hunter College Professor Allyson Friedman caught on HOT MIC dropping BLATANTLY RACIST comments about Black students! While a Black eighth-grade student testified against her school’s potential closure, Friedman was overheard saying: “They’re too dumb to know they’re in a bad school.” She continued: “If you train a black person well enough, they’ll know to use the back. You don’t have to tell them anymore.” Friedman later apologized, stating the views are not her own and she fully supports the students fighting school closures. The kids on the Zoom call were STUNNED. NYC officials called this abhorrent, blatantly racist, and despicable — especially with children testifying.
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BREAKING: Hunter College Professor Allyson Friedman caught on HOT MIC dropping BLATANTLY RACIST comments about Black students! While a Black eighth-grade student testified against her school’s potential closure, Friedman was overheard saying: “They’re too dumb to know they’re in a bad school.” She continued: “If you train a black person well enough, they’ll know to use the back. You don’t have to tell them anymore.” Friedman later apologized, stating the views are not her own and she fully supports the students fighting school closures. The kids on the Zoom call were STUNNED. NYC officials called this abhorrent, blatantly racist, and despicable — especially with children testifying.

i Expose Racists & Pedos

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In April of 2021 horrible, racist graffiti was found in the stairwell at Albion College in Michigan. Sprawled on the walls were hateful messages like "KKK White Power" & "Die N*gger Please" Liberals country-wide cried outrage!! Albion students were enraged and student marches were quickly organized to fight this evil racism! (see below) This incident was part of a string of racist incidents that started the month prior. Albion College later identified the perpetrator as a single student, a Black male. And suddenly no one at Albion College cared about racism anymore. The marches ceased immediately, the perpetrator's name was never released, and it was swept right under the rug. What are the odds of that...
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In April of 2021 horrible, racist graffiti was found in the stairwell at Albion College in Michigan. Sprawled on the walls were hateful messages like "KKK White Power" & "Die N*gger Please" Liberals country-wide cried outrage!! Albion students were enraged and student marches were quickly organized to fight this evil racism! (see below) This incident was part of a string of racist incidents that started the month prior. Albion College later identified the perpetrator as a single student, a Black male. And suddenly no one at Albion College cared about racism anymore. The marches ceased immediately, the perpetrator's name was never released, and it was swept right under the rug. What are the odds of that...

Brad Zerbo

1,862,578 views • 4 months ago

💔 CPS has lost too many Black teachers because of systemic bias. The evaluation process is broken, inequities run deep, and schools are under-resourced. As we see the new national attacks on efforts to fight systemic racism, we need to act now to correct this attack on Black educators here at home. We need a contract that rebuilds our schools with justice and equity at its core. #FairContractNow🛡️
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💔 CPS has lost too many Black teachers because of systemic bias. The evaluation process is broken, inequities run deep, and schools are under-resourced. As we see the new national attacks on efforts to fight systemic racism, we need to act now to correct this attack on Black educators here at home. We need a contract that rebuilds our schools with justice and equity at its core. #FairContractNow🛡️

Chicago Teachers Union

13,458 views • 1 year ago

🚨Hunter Says “Private Citizen” — We Say Title VI🚨 Hunter College responded to our complaint. They called the remarks “abhorrent” — but said the professor was acting as a private citizen. Here’s the issue: When a faculty member at a federally funded institution makes racially degrading statements in public, the impact doesn’t disappear just because it wasn’t in a classroom. Title VI applies to institutions that receive federal funding. This is institution to institution. We will continue pushing for a formal Title VI compliance review. —————————————————————- Support the American Freedmen Legal Fund with a Donation. Donate: CashApp donation to Donate at
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🚨Hunter Says “Private Citizen” — We Say Title VI🚨 Hunter College responded to our complaint. They called the remarks “abhorrent” — but said the professor was acting as a private citizen. Here’s the issue: When a faculty member at a federally funded institution makes racially degrading statements in public, the impact doesn’t disappear just because it wasn’t in a classroom. Title VI applies to institutions that receive federal funding. This is institution to institution. We will continue pushing for a formal Title VI compliance review. —————————————————————- Support the American Freedmen Legal Fund with a Donation. Donate: CashApp donation to Donate at

American Freedmen Legal Fund

61,206 views • 7 months ago

The death of young Nihal at St. Louis Secondary School, Kano, is deeply disturbing and raises serious questions that must not be ignored. According to the account given by her family, the school claimed that Nihal was punished for allegedly being late to prayer and was made to kneel down. It is further alleged that she was left unattended for hours before she was eventually found dead. Even more troubling are reports that family members who rushed to the school after receiving the devastating news were denied access to where their daughter was. We are calling on the Kano State Government, relevant education authorities, and all security agencies to immediately launch a thorough, transparent, and independent investigation into the circumstances surrounding Nihal's death. Her family deserves answers. The public deserves the truth. Most importantly, Nihal deserves justice. Until a full investigation is conducted and all the facts are established, we believe it is necessary for the school to be temporarily closed to ensure that evidence is preserved and that there is no interference with the investigative process. No parent should send a child to school and receive news of their death under unclear circumstances. We stand with Nihal's family in their quest for justice and accountability. Justice for Nihal.
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The death of young Nihal at St. Louis Secondary School, Kano, is deeply disturbing and raises serious questions that must not be ignored. According to the account given by her family, the school claimed that Nihal was punished for allegedly being late to prayer and was made to kneel down. It is further alleged that she was left unattended for hours before she was eventually found dead. Even more troubling are reports that family members who rushed to the school after receiving the devastating news were denied access to where their daughter was. We are calling on the Kano State Government, relevant education authorities, and all security agencies to immediately launch a thorough, transparent, and independent investigation into the circumstances surrounding Nihal's death. Her family deserves answers. The public deserves the truth. Most importantly, Nihal deserves justice. Until a full investigation is conducted and all the facts are established, we believe it is necessary for the school to be temporarily closed to ensure that evidence is preserved and that there is no interference with the investigative process. No parent should send a child to school and receive news of their death under unclear circumstances. We stand with Nihal's family in their quest for justice and accountability. Justice for Nihal.

Waleed Waya, CLN

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ALERT: California high school football coach arrested after students allegedly found his phone recording them in the locker room. Students at Tracy High School in San Joaquin County found a phone in the locker room that was still recording, paused it, and deleted the video. The phone was handed to a teacher, and after an investigation by the school's resource officers, the General Investigation Unit determined it belonged to Jeffrey Pribble. Pribble, the head coach of the football team, was arrested and put on leave while an investigation is underway.
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ALERT: California high school football coach arrested after students allegedly found his phone recording them in the locker room. Students at Tracy High School in San Joaquin County found a phone in the locker room that was still recording, paused it, and deleted the video. The phone was handed to a teacher, and after an investigation by the school's resource officers, the General Investigation Unit determined it belonged to Jeffrey Pribble. Pribble, the head coach of the football team, was arrested and put on leave while an investigation is underway.

E X X ➠A L E R T S

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RFK Jr Robert F. Kennedy Jr whitesplaining how to raise Black children to be “resilient”  It is the height of arrogance and privilege for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to stand before a room full of Black people and lecture us on racism and how to raise our children to be “resilient.” Kennedy suggested that we could “never end racism” and advised that Black people should focus on making our youth resilient enough to “shake it off.” He went on to suggest that Black children need mentors and role models in barbershops, beauty shops, and restaurants, and that they need a good education to understand they are not the problem—that the racist person is. Let me be clear: Black people in America have endured 400 years of enslavement, rape, murder, brutalization, dehumanization, redlining, mass incarceration, systemic poverty, judicial killings by police, and more. We have proven to be the most resilient people on the planet. We don’t need lectures from a white man about resilience, especially not one who has benefited from the very systems that continue to oppress us. To add insult to injury, Kennedy then compared anti-Catholic sentiment surrounding his uncle, JFK, to the ongoing atrocities Black people have faced for centuries. The audacity of equating slurs and prejudice against Catholics in the 1960s with the multigenerational trauma inflicted on Black communities reveals a profound ignorance and a dismissal of our experiences. Privilege is standing in a place of safety and comfort, insulated from the realities of systemic racism, and telling the oppressed to simply “shake it off.” It is offensive, condescending, and utterly tone-deaf. Black parents have been teaching their children resilience for generations out of necessity. What we need are structural changes that dismantle racism—not lectures on how to cope with it. #CheckYourPrivilege #RacialJustice #BlackResilience #RFKJr
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RFK Jr Robert F. Kennedy Jr whitesplaining how to raise Black children to be “resilient”  It is the height of arrogance and privilege for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to stand before a room full of Black people and lecture us on racism and how to raise our children to be “resilient.” Kennedy suggested that we could “never end racism” and advised that Black people should focus on making our youth resilient enough to “shake it off.” He went on to suggest that Black children need mentors and role models in barbershops, beauty shops, and restaurants, and that they need a good education to understand they are not the problem—that the racist person is. Let me be clear: Black people in America have endured 400 years of enslavement, rape, murder, brutalization, dehumanization, redlining, mass incarceration, systemic poverty, judicial killings by police, and more. We have proven to be the most resilient people on the planet. We don’t need lectures from a white man about resilience, especially not one who has benefited from the very systems that continue to oppress us. To add insult to injury, Kennedy then compared anti-Catholic sentiment surrounding his uncle, JFK, to the ongoing atrocities Black people have faced for centuries. The audacity of equating slurs and prejudice against Catholics in the 1960s with the multigenerational trauma inflicted on Black communities reveals a profound ignorance and a dismissal of our experiences. Privilege is standing in a place of safety and comfort, insulated from the realities of systemic racism, and telling the oppressed to simply “shake it off.” It is offensive, condescending, and utterly tone-deaf. Black parents have been teaching their children resilience for generations out of necessity. What we need are structural changes that dismantle racism—not lectures on how to cope with it. #CheckYourPrivilege #RacialJustice #BlackResilience #RFKJr

Bishop Talbert Swan

34,626 views • 1 year ago

🚨 BC mom takes compelled land acknowledgment battle to Supreme Court: Drea Humphrey After being banned from her children’s school for speaking out against a land acknowledgment, Lara Yates is challenging the decision in court with support from the Free Speech Union. In today’s report, Lara Yates (Lara Yates🇨🇦), a Sechelt, B.C. mother of four and her counsel, Lisa Bildy (Lisa Bildy), join Rebel News to discuss Yates’s ongoing legal battle against land acknowledgment rituals in public schools. Since December 2025, Yates has been banned from attending her children’s school, Chatelech Secondary, after she publicly opposed a land acknowledgment she was subjected to ahead of her child’s performance. Her children were also temporarily barred, but the fallout didn’t stop there. According to Yates, her daughter was singled out by staff due to her mother’s verbal protest against the racially charged mantra, causing her to be bullied and distressed. But instead of an apology, Yates claims her child was reported to protective services. The investigation was quickly closed with no concerns. Still, some of the damage was already done, leaving Yates’ children feeling unwelcome at the town’s only high school, especially when their own mother couldn’t set foot on the property. But Yates hasn’t given up. To defend free speech, parental rights, and seek a fair resolution for her and her children, Yates reached out to the Free Speech Union. The non-profit, supported by donations, has since taken on her case, first by appealing the principal’s decision to the superintendent of District 46, arguing that it was an “improper punishment of a parent for her political views and was contrary to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.” Following the district’s decision to uphold the ban, Bildy is representing Yates as she takes the matter to the B.C. Supreme Court.
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🚨 BC mom takes compelled land acknowledgment battle to Supreme Court: Drea Humphrey After being banned from her children’s school for speaking out against a land acknowledgment, Lara Yates is challenging the decision in court with support from the Free Speech Union. In today’s report, Lara Yates (Lara Yates🇨🇦), a Sechelt, B.C. mother of four and her counsel, Lisa Bildy (Lisa Bildy), join Rebel News to discuss Yates’s ongoing legal battle against land acknowledgment rituals in public schools. Since December 2025, Yates has been banned from attending her children’s school, Chatelech Secondary, after she publicly opposed a land acknowledgment she was subjected to ahead of her child’s performance. Her children were also temporarily barred, but the fallout didn’t stop there. According to Yates, her daughter was singled out by staff due to her mother’s verbal protest against the racially charged mantra, causing her to be bullied and distressed. But instead of an apology, Yates claims her child was reported to protective services. The investigation was quickly closed with no concerns. Still, some of the damage was already done, leaving Yates’ children feeling unwelcome at the town’s only high school, especially when their own mother couldn’t set foot on the property. But Yates hasn’t given up. To defend free speech, parental rights, and seek a fair resolution for her and her children, Yates reached out to the Free Speech Union. The non-profit, supported by donations, has since taken on her case, first by appealing the principal’s decision to the superintendent of District 46, arguing that it was an “improper punishment of a parent for her political views and was contrary to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.” Following the district’s decision to uphold the ban, Bildy is representing Yates as she takes the matter to the B.C. Supreme Court.

Rebel News

25,086 views • 4 months ago

Charay Smith, Democrat candidate for Congress in North Carolina, had a total MELTDOWN because the principal of her kid's school was late to a meeting with her child. She claims this is a symbol of racism and white supremacy. "I believe the assistant principal is just that, a black face for the white principal... my children are being oppressed and silenced... Even teacher pay is directly related to the oppression... he came with his white face to our meeting, 45 minutes late..."
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Charay Smith, Democrat candidate for Congress in North Carolina, had a total MELTDOWN because the principal of her kid's school was late to a meeting with her child. She claims this is a symbol of racism and white supremacy. "I believe the assistant principal is just that, a black face for the white principal... my children are being oppressed and silenced... Even teacher pay is directly related to the oppression... he came with his white face to our meeting, 45 minutes late..."

Libs of TikTok

350,636 views • 7 months ago

Today, former principal of Heritage International School Dr. Kymmberli Stowe was scheduled to appear at the Ministry of Labour for her arbitration meeting with the corrupt Heritage International School, which bribed officials in the Ministry of Internal Affairs to have her deported. It is unfortunate that when Dr. Stowe attempted to return to Uganda at the end of last month, after paying for her visa, she was denied entry at Entebbe International Airport and forced to return to her home country. Her case is not only against a corrupt school but also exposes systemic corruption within the Ministry of Internal Affairs Ministry of Internal Affairs Uganda , where officials pocketed UGX 35 million ($10,000) to frustrate her efforts and ensure that she could not remain in Uganda to pursue her case against Heritage International School. Meanwhile, the head of Heritage Secondary School resigned following the unfolding scandal surrounding the institution. The school is embroiled in serious allegations, including racial discrimination, harbouring sexual offenders within its administration, and gross abuse of office by top management, which ultimately led to the illegal dismissal of Dr. Stowe from the school.
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Today, former principal of Heritage International School Dr. Kymmberli Stowe was scheduled to appear at the Ministry of Labour for her arbitration meeting with the corrupt Heritage International School, which bribed officials in the Ministry of Internal Affairs to have her deported. It is unfortunate that when Dr. Stowe attempted to return to Uganda at the end of last month, after paying for her visa, she was denied entry at Entebbe International Airport and forced to return to her home country. Her case is not only against a corrupt school but also exposes systemic corruption within the Ministry of Internal Affairs Ministry of Internal Affairs Uganda , where officials pocketed UGX 35 million ($10,000) to frustrate her efforts and ensure that she could not remain in Uganda to pursue her case against Heritage International School. Meanwhile, the head of Heritage Secondary School resigned following the unfolding scandal surrounding the institution. The school is embroiled in serious allegations, including racial discrimination, harbouring sexual offenders within its administration, and gross abuse of office by top management, which ultimately led to the illegal dismissal of Dr. Stowe from the school.

Ssuuna King James -MP UOT🇺🇬 🇰🇪🇹🇿🇸🇩🇵🇸

34,341 views • 8 months ago

The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission(GTEC) has shutdown the Royal Nursing Training College in Tafo Nhyiaeso, Kumasi after a compliance visit by officials from GTEC and the Criminal Investigation Department. The unannounced visit resulted in the discovery of major infractions and anomalies in the school, including the presence of a Montessori at a section of the college. The school is also accused of admitting new students despite the revocation of its accreditations from GTEC and the Nursing and Midwifery Council since 2024. Two management officials were arrested during the operation and students have been asked to go home and await further directives from GTEC.
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The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission(GTEC) has shutdown the Royal Nursing Training College in Tafo Nhyiaeso, Kumasi after a compliance visit by officials from GTEC and the Criminal Investigation Department. The unannounced visit resulted in the discovery of major infractions and anomalies in the school, including the presence of a Montessori at a section of the college. The school is also accused of admitting new students despite the revocation of its accreditations from GTEC and the Nursing and Midwifery Council since 2024. Two management officials were arrested during the operation and students have been asked to go home and await further directives from GTEC.

SIKAOFFICIAL🦍

53,277 views • 7 months ago

[UNDER INVESTIGATION] An investigation is underway regarding an incident (with video circulated on various social media platforms) whereby a SAPS Constable allegedly assaulted a member of the public. The incident is said to have occurred on 02 April 2026, at the Volksrust Police Station. It is worth noting that in light of the serious allegation, the SAPS has instituted an internal investigation to thoroughly examine the circumstances surrounding the incident. In addition to the internal investigation, a criminal investigation is also underway to ensure all aspects of this matter are addressed transparently. The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) has been notified of the incident and it is expected that a parallel investigation will be conducted by this Directorate.
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[UNDER INVESTIGATION] An investigation is underway regarding an incident (with video circulated on various social media platforms) whereby a SAPS Constable allegedly assaulted a member of the public. The incident is said to have occurred on 02 April 2026, at the Volksrust Police Station. It is worth noting that in light of the serious allegation, the SAPS has instituted an internal investigation to thoroughly examine the circumstances surrounding the incident. In addition to the internal investigation, a criminal investigation is also underway to ensure all aspects of this matter are addressed transparently. The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) has been notified of the incident and it is expected that a parallel investigation will be conducted by this Directorate.

Justice, Crime Prevention and Security

60,778 views • 5 months ago

NEW: Florida teacher is being accused of "rAciSm" after she sang a popular and famous silly version of the Birthday Song to a black student, which refers to the birthday child as a "monkey." This same teacher sings this common, silly version of the birthday song for other students, including white students. The mother is now demanding an apology from the district, counseling, and is seeking to transfer her son to a different school.
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NEW: Florida teacher is being accused of "rAciSm" after she sang a popular and famous silly version of the Birthday Song to a black student, which refers to the birthday child as a "monkey." This same teacher sings this common, silly version of the birthday song for other students, including white students. The mother is now demanding an apology from the district, counseling, and is seeking to transfer her son to a different school.

Libs of TikTok

394,001 views • 11 months ago

JUST IN: California judge rules that teachers were right to punish a 7-year-old girl who wrote ‘ANY LIFE’ over a Black Lives Matter drawing because ‘she’s too young to have First Amendment rights.’ The first grader at Viejo Elementary in Orange County was banned from recess and drawing pictures after she added the words "any life" below "Black Lives Matter" on a picture she drew and gave to a black friend School principal Jesus Becerra told B.B. her drawing was inappropriate and racist He also made her publicly apologize and banned her from recess and drawing pictures for two weeks The girl's family filed a lawsuit against the Capistrano Unified School District, claiming her First Amendment rights were violated in the 2021 incident US Central District Court Judge David Card ruled that “students have the right to be free from speech that denigrates their race while at school” Judge Card said that the drawing was not protected by the First Amendment because of the girl’s age Judge Card wrote: 'An elementary school … is not a marketplace of ideas... Thus, the downsides of regulating speech there is not as significant as it is in high schools, where students are approaching voting age and controversial speech could spark conducive conversation.' 'a parent might second-guess (the principal’s) conclusion, but his decision to discipline B.B. belongs to him, not the federal courts.' Card added that 'Undoubtedly, B.B.'s intentions were innocent... B.B. testified that she gifted the Drawing to M.C. to make her feel comfortable after her class learned about Martin Luther King Jr.'
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JUST IN: California judge rules that teachers were right to punish a 7-year-old girl who wrote ‘ANY LIFE’ over a Black Lives Matter drawing because ‘she’s too young to have First Amendment rights.’ The first grader at Viejo Elementary in Orange County was banned from recess and drawing pictures after she added the words "any life" below "Black Lives Matter" on a picture she drew and gave to a black friend School principal Jesus Becerra told B.B. her drawing was inappropriate and racist He also made her publicly apologize and banned her from recess and drawing pictures for two weeks The girl's family filed a lawsuit against the Capistrano Unified School District, claiming her First Amendment rights were violated in the 2021 incident US Central District Court Judge David Card ruled that “students have the right to be free from speech that denigrates their race while at school” Judge Card said that the drawing was not protected by the First Amendment because of the girl’s age Judge Card wrote: 'An elementary school … is not a marketplace of ideas... Thus, the downsides of regulating speech there is not as significant as it is in high schools, where students are approaching voting age and controversial speech could spark conducive conversation.' 'a parent might second-guess (the principal’s) conclusion, but his decision to discipline B.B. belongs to him, not the federal courts.' Card added that 'Undoubtedly, B.B.'s intentions were innocent... B.B. testified that she gifted the Drawing to M.C. to make her feel comfortable after her class learned about Martin Luther King Jr.'

Unlimited L's

2,209,755 views • 2 years ago

JUST IN: California judge rules that teachers were right to punish a 7-year-old girl who wrote ‘ANY LIFE’ over a Black Lives Matter drawing because ‘she’s too young to have First Amendment rights.’ The first grader at Viejo Elementary in Orange County was banned from recess and drawing pictures after she added the words "any life" below "Black Lives Matter" on a picture she drew and gave to a black friend School principal Jesus Becerra told B.B. her drawing was inappropriate and racist He also made her publicly apologize and banned her from recess and drawing pictures for two weeks The girl's family filed a lawsuit against the Capistrano Unified School District, claiming her First Amendment rights were violated in the 2021 incident US Central District Court Judge David Card ruled that “students have the right to be free from speech that denigrates their race while at school” Judge Card said that the drawing was not protected by the First Amendment because of the girl’s age Judge Card wrote: 'An elementary school … is not a marketplace of ideas... Thus, the downsides of regulating speech there is not as significant as it is in high schools, where students are approaching voting age and controversial speech could spark conducive conversation.' 'a parent might second-guess (the principal’s) conclusion, but his decision to discipline B.B. belongs to him, not the federal courts.' Card added that 'Undoubtedly, B.B.'s intentions were innocent... B.B. testified that she gifted the Drawing to M.C. to make her feel comfortable after her class learned about Martin Luther King Jr.'
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JUST IN: California judge rules that teachers were right to punish a 7-year-old girl who wrote ‘ANY LIFE’ over a Black Lives Matter drawing because ‘she’s too young to have First Amendment rights.’ The first grader at Viejo Elementary in Orange County was banned from recess and drawing pictures after she added the words "any life" below "Black Lives Matter" on a picture she drew and gave to a black friend School principal Jesus Becerra told B.B. her drawing was inappropriate and racist He also made her publicly apologize and banned her from recess and drawing pictures for two weeks The girl's family filed a lawsuit against the Capistrano Unified School District, claiming her First Amendment rights were violated in the 2021 incident US Central District Court Judge David Card ruled that “students have the right to be free from speech that denigrates their race while at school” Judge Card said that the drawing was not protected by the First Amendment because of the girl’s age Judge Card wrote: 'An elementary school … is not a marketplace of ideas... Thus, the downsides of regulating speech there is not as significant as it is in high schools, where students are approaching voting age and controversial speech could spark conducive conversation.' 'a parent might second-guess (the principal’s) conclusion, but his decision to discipline B.B. belongs to him, not the federal courts.' Card added that 'Undoubtedly, B.B.'s intentions were innocent... B.B. testified that she gifted the Drawing to M.C. to make her feel comfortable after her class learned about Martin Luther King Jr.'

Q Right Scope

61,579 views • 15 days ago

We were just blocked from entering a public high school in Los Angeles to preach the gospel… And what happened next raises serious questions about discrimination against Christians and conservatives once again. Before the thousands of views, comments, and opinions — here’s the raw truth. Buckle up. Over the last two months, we’ve gone to nearly 30 public schools across Southern California. We’ve been invited by students, staff, and faculty to share during school hours at Christian clubs on campus. Thousands of students have responded to the gospel. Tears streaming down their faces, real salvation and even demons being casted out (that was the last controversy). Our heart is simple, to bless each school and make an eternal impact in the lives of students. Two days ago, I posted a video of students responding to Jesus at the previous school we visited. It’s reached millions of views online. The next morning, I received a message that a Los Angeles Unified School District board member had seen the video and is demanding it be taken down. The high crime of students coming to Jesus and being saved! God forbid! Problem number one: they thought it was filmed at the school we were scheduled to visit next. It wasn’t. Still, a call was arranged with faculty. We were told no audio or video recording on campus for the school we were visiting today. Problem number two: a quick search shows this same school has allowed other outside organizations to film and post content online. That is clear discrimination. Just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse. They only allowed two members of our four person team onto campus today. I was escorted into a private room with multiple faculty members and given a list of restrictions. Is this communist Cuba or North Korea? That was a legit thought at one point. We made our way to the classroom and I preached the gospel, it was powerful! And right as I was about to invite students forward — a loud fire alarm went off. You can’t even make this up. Coincidence? Most likely, right? I thought this ordeal was over but I was wrong. As I was praying for students after the club ended, a faculty member interrupted and told these specific students they had to leave for class immediately. Then that same faculty member stepped off school property onto public property in front of the school and approached our team members who had been barred from coming onto the campus. Why did he do that? To try to intimidate us as our team was praying for the students walking by! Friends, this is the United States of America. We must stand for both our constitutional rights and God given authority. Let me be clear, what’s our response? We aint backing down and NEVER will! If this matters to you, would you share this video so that the eyes of the world would see? It’s revival or we die and I choose revival!
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We were just blocked from entering a public high school in Los Angeles to preach the gospel… And what happened next raises serious questions about discrimination against Christians and conservatives once again. Before the thousands of views, comments, and opinions — here’s the raw truth. Buckle up. Over the last two months, we’ve gone to nearly 30 public schools across Southern California. We’ve been invited by students, staff, and faculty to share during school hours at Christian clubs on campus. Thousands of students have responded to the gospel. Tears streaming down their faces, real salvation and even demons being casted out (that was the last controversy). Our heart is simple, to bless each school and make an eternal impact in the lives of students. Two days ago, I posted a video of students responding to Jesus at the previous school we visited. It’s reached millions of views online. The next morning, I received a message that a Los Angeles Unified School District board member had seen the video and is demanding it be taken down. The high crime of students coming to Jesus and being saved! God forbid! Problem number one: they thought it was filmed at the school we were scheduled to visit next. It wasn’t. Still, a call was arranged with faculty. We were told no audio or video recording on campus for the school we were visiting today. Problem number two: a quick search shows this same school has allowed other outside organizations to film and post content online. That is clear discrimination. Just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse. They only allowed two members of our four person team onto campus today. I was escorted into a private room with multiple faculty members and given a list of restrictions. Is this communist Cuba or North Korea? That was a legit thought at one point. We made our way to the classroom and I preached the gospel, it was powerful! And right as I was about to invite students forward — a loud fire alarm went off. You can’t even make this up. Coincidence? Most likely, right? I thought this ordeal was over but I was wrong. As I was praying for students after the club ended, a faculty member interrupted and told these specific students they had to leave for class immediately. Then that same faculty member stepped off school property onto public property in front of the school and approached our team members who had been barred from coming onto the campus. Why did he do that? To try to intimidate us as our team was praying for the students walking by! Friends, this is the United States of America. We must stand for both our constitutional rights and God given authority. Let me be clear, what’s our response? We aint backing down and NEVER will! If this matters to you, would you share this video so that the eyes of the world would see? It’s revival or we die and I choose revival!

Ross Johnston

17,681 views • 5 months ago

WATCH: Yesterday, President Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission, which I was honored that the President appointed me to chair, held its second meeting. The focus was on religious liberty in public education, and highlighted cases where students and families were denied their First Amendment right to freedom of religion. We were blessed to have the President attend and speak. During his speech on faith and freedom, he told the story of Shay, a boy from California who, as a fifth grader, was forced to read a book about gender transitioning to a kindergartner. Not only was this not age-appropriate, it violated Shay’s religious beliefs. Shay and his family stood up against the radical left and its poisonous ideology, but were driven out of their school. While Shay and his mother were testifying, I received a message about a radical professor at Texas A&M University forcing their personal agenda on students. What happened at Texas A&M University and what happened to Shay is happening in schools all across America, from elementary school to college. In Texas, the Senate and I have led the way in ending divisive DEI in K-12 and in higher education. We stripped radical faculty senates of power, as they push radical woke agendas. This radical indoctrination of America’s students must end. WATCH Shay’s courageous, remarkable, and heartbreaking testimony below.
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WATCH: Yesterday, President Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission, which I was honored that the President appointed me to chair, held its second meeting. The focus was on religious liberty in public education, and highlighted cases where students and families were denied their First Amendment right to freedom of religion. We were blessed to have the President attend and speak. During his speech on faith and freedom, he told the story of Shay, a boy from California who, as a fifth grader, was forced to read a book about gender transitioning to a kindergartner. Not only was this not age-appropriate, it violated Shay’s religious beliefs. Shay and his family stood up against the radical left and its poisonous ideology, but were driven out of their school. While Shay and his mother were testifying, I received a message about a radical professor at Texas A&M University forcing their personal agenda on students. What happened at Texas A&M University and what happened to Shay is happening in schools all across America, from elementary school to college. In Texas, the Senate and I have led the way in ending divisive DEI in K-12 and in higher education. We stripped radical faculty senates of power, as they push radical woke agendas. This radical indoctrination of America’s students must end. WATCH Shay’s courageous, remarkable, and heartbreaking testimony below.

Dan Patrick

96,746 views • 1 year ago