Winsome Sears: School Choice ‘Is the New Brown v. Board of Education Fight’
Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears (R) says parents and conservatives are in the midst of the “new Brown v. Board of Education” fight for school choice.
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Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears (R) says parents and conservatives are in the midst of the “new Brown v. Board of Education” fight for school choice.
Fight for Schools executive director Ian Prior told Breitbart News the apparent sexual assault cover-up attempt in Loudoun County schools was implemented in order to protect a policy allowing male students to use female restrooms.
The Loudoun County School Board faced a barrage of angry parents Tuesday evening as they held their first public school board meeting in the aftermath of a damning grand jury report detailing their incompetent response to the sexual assaults of two female students.
Loudoun County Board of Supervisors member Juli Briskman labeled parents opposed to the county’s alleged sexual assault coverup and Critical Race Theory curriculum as “alt-right” after concerned parent group Fight For Schools (FFS) filed to recall school board chair Brenda Sheridan.
An organized group of residents of Loudoun County, Virginia, filed a petition with the county Circuit Court Tuesday that seeks the removal of board chair Brenda Sheridan from office.
Ian Prior said Loudoun County School Board ignored allegations that one its students committed sexual assault, including “forced fellatio.”
Ian Prior, executive director of Fight for Schools, highlighted corporate profiteering off of Critical Race Theory and “transgender” indoctrination programs imposed on K-12 public schools.
Virginia parents concerned about Critical Race Theory in academia drafted a “Parents Bill of Rights,” calling on the Loudoun County School Board to refrain from teaching students that “any race is inherently superior or inferior to any other race,” among other requests.
A Virginia school teacher from a neighboring county slammed the Loudoun County School Board over Critical Race Theory at its meeting on Tuesday, and encouraged students not to allow “anybody to tell you that you cannot accomplish anything because of your skin color, or to hate yourself because of your skin color.”
Parents of Loudoun County, Virginia, are rallying to recall the school board members pushing Critical Race Theory who were found to be part of a Facebook group that created and shared a list of parents who opposed “racist” critical race theory in academia.
Critical Race Theory was implemented in Loudoun County Public Schools in Virginia, after backlash over a woke “underground railroad simulation” derived from Critical Race Theory, according to Fight for Schools, a political action committee combating the racist agenda transpiring in academia.
The political action committee Fight for Schools launched a recall effort against six members of Virginia’s Loudoun County School Board on Tuesday. The effort centers around an ongoing feud involving critical race theory.