I am so thankful that so many people are standing up against the racist curriculums that public schools are trying to force upon our children.

One common thread that I’ve been seeing is that in EVERY instance of someone from another country that has experienced real injustice like in the Soviet Union or China or North Korea, without exception they are all AGAINST teaching Marxism.

This used to be a no-brainer 20 years ago, but today people have forgotten history.

At a school board meeting in New York, a mother from the Soviet Union spoke up against the Marxist ideas that the school board is trying to implement.

“The proposed ‘anti-racist program’ is just a prettier name for racial Marxist teaching. You don’t need to sugarcoat it for me. I lived it. Same methods, same vocabulary, same preferential treatment to certain groups. That’s why equity is packed with good causes like ‘diversity’ and ‘inclusion,’ so nobody can challenge it. But, I know.”

“Ask me how I know? I was born in Soviet Union and my family has seen it all. Suffering first from Nazi and then from tyrannical Soviet ideology. Back there, what started was ‘equity for all,’ quickly ended with nothing to eat for my people. And now my family is here because of it — because ‘equity’ does not work. We did not come here for a blanketed synthetic equity. We had enough of that one. We came here for equal opportunity under the law and freedoms in this country. Soviets extinguished all the excellence and opportunity.”

“They told us they were advocates for equity and enemies of privilege, people believed this, and we paid the awful price. This ideology killed millions of people worldwide. And now you’re bringing it here to indoctrinate our own children. Equity was just a tool used by communists to make sure everyone was equally poorly educated so people didn’t question authority. While in definition it was about fairness, in reality, it means same outcome – nobody excels, mind-boggling sameness. The key tactic is to remove all the incentives and motivation to succeed for all the students.

“Is this why the Student Committee is proposing less homework and audit of AP classes? Why are you trying to demotivate students and lower the standards instead of directly helping underperforming students? That’s exactly what ‘equity’ means – in reality, making everyone mediocre.”

She then ends by saying, “This is not a Bolshevik Central School district in Soviet Union. This is Bedford Central school district in the United States of America. I lived in Siberia. I switched continents because of equity. I can and I will switch the school district if the equity gets pushed,” she proclaimed. “But I will never switch on the American dream and equal opportunity, the only system in the world, that lifts people up, gives second chances to people like me, motivates and brings the best in the people regardless of race and ethnicity. I lived it and you don’t need to tell me what is equity.”

I think it was absolutely pathetic at the end of her speech as well when the woman who told her that she was done also told the people in the audience not to applaud for the woman. Who does she think she is?

This is part of the problem with our public schools. I harp on this all the time, but it’s only because I see it as so vitally important for the future of our country…we’ve got to get our children out of public schools where they are indoctrinated with racist and liberal propaganda. They will start believing it after being told the same thing for 13-18 years and if you think that they won’t, you’re only fooling yourselves. That’s what people have been saying for decades and look what has happened…they have accepted what the school system told them to believe even though parents said the same thing.