The culture wars reached a fever pitch following the government shutdown of our public schools. Parents became alarmed when they saw firsthand what their children weren't being taught or, more accurately, what they were being taught. This eventually led them to the school library. When they discovered "progressive-leaning" books that contained sexually explicit graphics and text, they naturally became concerned. School boards started taking notice and began removing some books from their school libraries. This didn't sit well with certain community members, and these people began to accuse school boards of "censorship" and "book banning." This has become a scintillating topic for the legacy media. However, the media has overlooked reports of censorship of books that do not share the same viewpoint as the "progressive-leaning" literature found in school libraries. We will be hosting Beth Ann Rosica, in partnership with Broad + Liberty, on April 2 at 7 p.m. She will join us in discussing her research into the phenomenon of "banning" books that counter the narrative of "progressive-leaning" books. Beth Ann resides in West Chester, PA, and has a Ph.D. in Education. She has dedicated her career to advocating on behalf of at-risk children and families. Along with many other parents, she became very concerned with what was going on in her public schools during the shutdowns and eventually became what she calls an "accidental activist." We are genuinely excited to have her join us on April 2nd. |
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Dr. Beth Ann Rosica |
It is essential that our children receive a balanced education. Dr. Rosica reveals some of the challenges parents face in our public schools. We hope you will join our Zoom presentation on Tuesday, April 2nd, at 7 p.m. to learn how you can help your schools remain true to the idea of a quality education. Please register here. |
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