Hey, this is Buck Sexton, and you're listening to the Tudor Dixon Podcast, part of the Clay Travers

and Buck Sexton Podcast Network.

Welcome to the Tudor Dixon Podcast.

You know, today we often hear stories from college campuses across the country where

the wins and ideals of hyper liberal professors overtake the classroom.

This usually stifles any conversation or alternative viewpoints, but more and more we're starting

to see political ideology creeping into what our youngest kids learn in K-12 classrooms,

and we have to wonder why that is and what's driving it.

The National Opportunity Project recently released a report on covering how school districts

across the country are looking to fulfill diversity metrics by focusing on their hiring

practices.

They're trying to hire on an ideological litmus test versus skills and qualifications necessary

for the job.

I mean, think about that.

These are your kids, and they're trying to fulfill their diversity requirement rather

than look to see whether or not they're going to teach your children well.

At a time when our kids are already struggling to catch up, we need them to be surrounded

by the best and most qualified teachers, not simply those who pass a political litmus

test.

In fact, it should really never be someone who passes a political litmus test.

Sheree's Trump is the executive director of speech first and has been working to address

these issues directly with students and schools, but for all it brings Sheree's in.

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