Video of a man defending his Second Amendment rights during the public comments portion of a recent Greensboro City Council meeting has gone viral.
Mark Robinson did not bring prepared remarks to the meeting but had a blistering response to speakers who had preceded him and essentially nuked the gun-grabby City Council members.
I’m old enough to remember when the PTA was a legitimate organization that, you know, was an association between Parents and Teachers.
Not so anymore.
One NC elementary’s PTA has decided to shove some social justice warrior BS down the throats of children and apparently without parental permission. Continue reading
Durham DA candidate was accused of plagiarism on her campaign website. She denies it but is removing the text in question.
But that’s not even the fun part about this race. Keep reading.
Some quick hits in North Carolina education news from the end of March include some legislative updates, threats to schools continues to skyrocket, questions on what is the right level of security at schools, and Roy Cooper says he will push for teacher pay to be raised to the national average – which keeps rising each year.
The news that the March For Our Lives had been set up as a 501(c)4 hit the news cycle a week or two ago.
It was set up by various professional political activists and lobbyists and was registered by an incorporation clearinghouse outfit:
A San Francisco area school district is implementing sexual harassment training.
It’s not for the teachers, it’s for the students.
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