I used to joke that Carlin was a prophet but HOT DAMN, Zappa sure predicted the future here. "Ignorant with style"... Yup! ✅

I used to joke that Carlin was a prophet but HOT DAMN, Zappa sure predicted the future here. "Ignorant with style"... Yup! ✅

While the concept of homeschooling is not new, there has been an explosion of parents choosing to homeschool their children since coronavirus shut down schools during the pandemic. On this episode of 360 View, Scottie Nell Hughes speaks with a Catholic homeschooling practitioner and educator, Steven Rummelsburg, about the growing number of parents around the world who are choosing homeschool versus the traditional classroom, and what this means for the future of education. Scottie and Steven discuss if a move to homeschooling is perceived as a threat by big government.

Reps. Jamaal Bowman (D-N.Y.) and Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) had an intense exchange in the hallways of the Capitol building Wednesday evening, two days after the deadly shooting in Nashville, Tennessee.

The confrontation began when Bowman, a former teacher and middle school principal, went on a heated diatribe. “They’re cowards! They’re all cowards! They won’t do anything to save the lives of our children at all!” Bowman shouted, referring to GOP lawmakers.

Massie later told Bowman, “You know, there’s never been a school shooting in a school that allows teachers to carry.”

“Carry guns? You think — more guns lead to more death! More guns lead to more death,” Bowman responded. “You’re not looking at any data! You’re carrying the water for the gun lobby! Look at the data! More guns lead to more deaths! States that have open carry laws have more deaths! States that have open carry laws have more deaths!”

"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.