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Checking the citizenship status of students who attend American schools is against the law, according to a horrible 1982 court ruling. (The court ruling – called Plyler v. Doe – apparently only applies to minors. However, since the Plyler ruling was based on the 14th Amendment, it isn’t legit, since that Amendment wasn’t properly ratified): […]

Do you think this would have happened in a heavily-White county in Idaho? Here’s the Board of Education of Clayton County, Georgia. Here’s the superintendent: [Article].

A rarity these days: a White man who won’t apologize for truth-telling: [Article].

How shocked Joe Sixpack would be if he knew that the landmark Brown court ruling was not based on constitutional law per se, but on social and “moral” arguments instead. In other words, legally speaking, his White children should not be attending public schools with violent negroes: [Article].

There’s a homeschool revolution going on. Are you part of it? Every day, kids are being brainwashed with Marxism in the public schools. Are yours? Isn’t it time to consider an alternative to Frankfurt School propaganda? [Article].

Parents object to a video shown to their kids at school. About the controversy: [Here] About the video: [Here] About the video’s Jewish director/producer, Chasnoff: [Here] and [Here].

The poor Jews: they spent years working to desegregate America’s schools [1], only to have much of their work undone by a 2007 Supreme Court ruling. (Of course, it could be argued that the Jews and liberals no longer need school desegregation programs, having already multiculturalized America to a significant degree): [Article] [1] Brown v. […]

Professor nigger don’t like the “dissembling” of the public schools through home schoolin’, y’all. Freedom be just another word fo’ whites being free to choose racism! And lack of attention to urban schools for to decades already! As in one decade, to decades, free decades.       [louisianaweekly]       They cited such […]

Oy, how the Jews toiled to deliver Brown v. Board of Education [1]. But now this news arrives: [Article] [1] the Brown ruling: [Here]

The ghost of Max Horkheimer says: “Simple, yet sophisticated. I like it.” [Article] Horkheimer: [Here]