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Slack.com slash DHQ. As parents around the country and especially around Virginia, storm

school board meetings to keep radicalism out of the classroom and boys out of the girls'

room, Democrat gubernatorial candidate Terry McCollough is doubling down on his promise

to keep parents out of their kids' education, most recently insisting that the ideology

of diversity and inclusion is as important to a student's education as math or English

class. I make the point that we've got to do a better job in our education system. We've

got to go back K to 6. Early on, we've got to start teaching, talking about these issues

much earlier than we've done it before. We don't do a good job in our education system,

talking about diversity, inclusion, openness, and so forth. We don't. We've got our textbooks,

but there has to be a big part of how do you fit in into the social work of our nation

and our fabric. How is it that we deal with one another? Is to me, as is important as your

math class, your English class and so forth, and we don't?

As the liberal ruling class turns up the pressure on normal Americans, people are starting

to break rank. A prominent Yale scholar is encouraging parents to homeschool. Dave

Shepel is refusing to cower to the radicals. Down in Florida, Governor Rhonda Santis is

calling out the regime by name. I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles Show.

Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday from Eddie Gash, who says, you know,

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