"You might ask: Why in the world would a black person speak against ethnic studies? Because not everything that sounds good is good," said Minnesota mother of three Kofi Montzka.

Montzka joined other testifiers this week in speaking out against Gov. Tim Walz’s education policy, saying its focus on “ethnic studies” will teach black students “they can’t succeed.”

If passed, the bill would require schools to provide ethnic studies curriculum and direct the commissioner of education to “embed ethnic studies into state academic standards.” A separate bill would require all public school graduates to complete an ethnic studies course.

PARENTS: What would YOU do if your child was given a COVID vaccine without your consent? ???

CHD is funding a lawsuit by DC mother alleging a doctor vaccinated two of her children for COVID-19 after falsely telling the teens the shots were required for school.

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You know adding C-19 shots to the childhood schedule encourages school mandates.

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Education is one of the pillars of a civilized society, but does this mean everyone deserves to have it? On this episode of the 360 View we are going to look at the elimination of barriers which restrict access to education and what impact this could have on future societies. To discuss, Scottie Nell Hughes is joined by Lina Ashar who is the Co-Founder of the Korroboree International School as well as Kavitha Jain the Chief Executive Officer at the Korroboree International Online School.