By Jeff Minick Intellectual Takeout April 21, 2022 Recently, my 12-year-old grandson came home from school and asked his mother, “Mom, what’s a trance?” She paused before asking, “Do you mean trance or trans?” “Trance,” he said. “Well, a trance is when you fall under some sort of spell. Like when someone hypnotizes you.” He […]
Education
A Toxic Plague in Public Schools
By J. Russell Capps Christian Action League February 12, 2020 Let me first be sure to say there are many good teachers in our public schools. However, it appears even good teachers have to support programs that are using schools to become successful instruments for leftist social reform. Teachers are overworked and should not be […]
The Right to Read
By Alysse ElHage North Carolina Family Policy Council With roughly 9,000 public libraries and just over 82,000 public school libraries in the United States, American citizens of every age have the freedom to access a wealth of information and perspectives, mainly free of charge and without restriction. But what happens when unencumbered intellectual freedom threatens […]