Parents, You Have the Right to Demand an Excellent Education

Sara Carter Show

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Politics, News, News Commentary

4.8 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 30 March 2023

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

A good education opens all kinds of opportunities for our children. Sara knows that and so do you. In fact, Sara not only sees what is happening in our own nation but she has seen what happens in nations where governments control every aspect of education. She shares her personal experiences as a student in Saudi Arabia and a reporter covering the horrific treatment of women and girls in Afghanistan.
So when we see our schools injecting politics and ideology into the classroom instead of focusing on the content our kids need to be successful in life, we must have the power to change things. Whether in voicing our concerns to the school or having the freedom to send our kids somewhere else, we should be the ones deciding what is best for our kids.
Sara also highlights the efforts of congressional Republicans to provide a "parents bill of rights" when it comes to education. Texas Rep. Monica De La Cruz joins her to explain her support for the bill and why she was able to become the first Latina and the first Republican to win in her district in a very long time.

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0:00.0	[♪ OUTRO MUSIC PLAYING [♪
0:06.9	Parents have a right to know what is being taught to their children.
0:11.9	I've seen this firsthand when I lived in Saudi Arabia,
0:16.3	suppression of education in different parts of the world,
0:20.0	that particularly in Afghanistan,
0:23.2	where I witnessed firsthand the tragedy
0:27.0	of not being able to go to school.
0:30.3	The tragedy of young girls desperate to be educated
0:34.5	and not being allowed to be educated,
0:37.1	being treated worse, believe it or not,
0:40.1	this I heard this quite often,
0:42.6	having less of a role in the life of their family
0:45.9	and community than a fighting dog in Afghanistan.
0:50.9	Imagine that.
0:53.1	Just look at the way the society is and then you'll see
0:56.5	why it is the way it is.
0:58.5	I believe that failure to educate women
1:01.2	and children appropriately lead to broken societies.
1:04.7	That is my belief.
1:06.9	In the United States, we are seeing
1:10.9	another kind of strange evolution in our education
1:16.1	that is unexplainable.
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