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Hope you guys are having an absolutely blessed day today.

And I saw some good news on an article this morning.

And it appears that the Florida School Board is starting to take note of how vigilant and how aggressive and how outspoken a lot of parents are getting.

The Florida School Board Association now has voted unanimously yesterday to end its association

with the National School Board Association, the NSBA.

Now, the NSBA is essentially a branch off from the U.S. Department of Education.

They get about $600 million per year in federal funding, and they pretty much have it as a slush fund.

They can do whatever they want with it.

And then the states actually have to pay dues to this National School Board Association so that they can represent them on more of a federal level.

So it's essentially a coalition of the states coming together, paying money to this

National School Board Association, and then the National School Board pretty much telling them

what they need to do and how they need to do it in most cases, even though the state still has

the right to change different policies on what they do.

The National School Board Association was the same group that started pushing Common Core very, very

heavily. They've also been one of the groups, partially, that has pushed the critical race theory.

They are also the group that penned the letter to the Biden administration two months ago stating that parents that

do not agree with the school curriculums are deemed domestic terrorists and that the FBI needs

to start putting all the parents on a terrorist watch list because they don't agree with

common core and critical race theory. This is the National School Board Association.

Florida has now opted out of the Florida School Board Association and will no longer be a member nor paying them any money.

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