Jim Bratten
Jann-Michael Greenberg, president of the Scottsdale, AZ school board (SUSD), possessed personal information of 47 parents who spoke out against the SUSD on social media or in public, including the dads’ and moms’ social security numbers and photos of their children.
The “Parents Advocacy Network” found that he kept a dossier on the parents who objected to the curriculum at school board meetings or had written letters to editors, school board officials, city, or county officials. Did Greenberg plan to extort, blackmail, or something else? Parents are trying to get him removed from office and I hear there are lawsuits, but he’s fighting tooth-and-nail to cover it all up.
Most of us are well aware of “ground zero” in the battle for children’s mental autonomy and parents’ educational and moral rights over their own children this past summer: Loudoun County, Virginia. There, school administrators have threatened parents with arrest and some officials have had parents forcibly removed from public meetings for offenses no greater than raising their voices in anger and frustration at what they discovered being done to their children. Now school board tyrants are being removed from office, many against their will, seriously believing that they have final say regarding what our children learn or, should I say, receive under indoctrination.
Since teachers’ unions are coordinating the efforts at push-back against parents around the nation, their thuggish actions all similar, perhaps a RICO lawsuit could be filed against the unions? After all, this is an organized criminal enterprise against children and parents, and that would get their attention that parents are dead serious.
Lying to parents by school officials regarding Critical Race Theory is found in nearly every state department of 
education. Some educators who possess a conscience, however, admit that they lie. In Indiana, a science coach who works within that state’s school system cut a video found by Hank Berrien at DailyWire.com, where the coach countered the usual narrative put out by school administrators that “There’s no Critical Race Theory taught here.” Tony Kinnett begins his video, “I’m the science coach and admin in the largest public school district in Indiana. I’m in dozens of classrooms a week, so I see exactly what we’re teaching our students.” Then he goes on to explain what he means. “When we tell you that schools aren’t teaching Critical Race Theory, that it’s nowhere in our standards, that’s misdirection. We don’t have the quotes and theories as state standards per se; we do have Critical Race Theory in how we teach. We tell our teachers to treat our students differently based on skin color; we tell our students that every problem is a result of ‘white men’ and that ‘everything Western Civilization built is racist.’”
Then here comes the naked Marxism. Kinnett notes that the rule, “‘Capitalism is a tool of white supremacy’ is in math, history, science, English, the arts, and it’s not slowing down.”
Kinnett explained the Indiana education system’s policy toward equity: “If students of color have lower reading scores, it’s because of inequity… Therefore, we take from the ‘white students’ and give it to the ‘colored students.’” He underscored his message: “When schools tell you that we aren’t teaching Critical Race Theory, it means one thing: ‘Go away and look into our affairs no further.’ It isn’t about transparency; it isn’t about cultural relevance; it’s race essentialism, painted to look like the district cares about students of color. We call it ‘anti-racism’ so you feel bad if you disagree with our segregationist pedagogy. It’s taking advantage of kids’ vulnerability and parents’ inactivity to preen over social snake oil schemes designed to create division.” (There’s the agenda, again.)
Kinnett warns parents: “When we tell you Critical Race Theory isn’t being taught in our schools, we’re lying. Keep looking.”
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