Today on the Matt Wall Show, the Arizona Department of Education is concerned that our babies

might be racist. So what can we do about our racist babies? We'll talk about that today. Also,

five headlines, including the creepiest COVID-19 PSA you'll ever see. Plus Joe Biden lashing out

at people who are fed up with masks and lockdowns and Andrew Cuomo addresses the sexual harassment

scandal while mostly ignoring the real scandal. And in our daily cancellation, we'll discuss the host

of the bachelor who continues to debase himself in increasingly embarrassing ways in the hopes of

earning forgiveness from the cancel mob, but that never works. We'll talk about that and much more

today on the Matt Wall Show. For the latest now in racialized brainwashing, we turn to Arizona,

where the Arizona Department of Education has developed an equity toolkit, which contains lots

of surprising information, but nothing more surprising than this. According to the Arizona

Department of Ed, babies are racist. Journalist Chris Rufo has the material, which begins with a

chart detailing the course of a young child's life from birth to about six years old. And at the

top, it tells us that quote, they're not too young to talk about race. Continuing it says,

young children notice and think about race. Adults often worry that talking about race will

encourage racial bias and children, but the opposite is true. Silence about race reinforces racism

by letting children draw their own conclusions based on what they see. Now wait, let's stop right

there for a moment because, uh, so you're saying we're not supposed to let children draw their

own conclusions? Really? But aren't these the same people who tell us that we have to respect the

child's self-determined gender identity at the age of three? So we shall let a three-year-old,

a three-year-old boy, we shall let him draw his own conclusions about whether or not he's actually

a boy, but he can't draw his own conclusions about race. Okay, got it. All right. Back to the fact

sheet, it says, well, not a fact sheet, but it is a sheet anyway. And it goes on, it says,

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