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As school board trustees we will
advocate for the following:
  • We will advocate that our schools teach students about the significant contributions of different cultures and major civilizations including those of the West. This can be done without denigrating Western culture which has become fashionable in some academic circles.
  • We will advocate for the achievements of Western culture to be taught and openly celebrated. These achievements include being the first civilization to formally abolish slavery, emancipating women, classical liberal values, and creating the modern world.
  • We will advocate to teach young people not to take the freedoms associated with Western societies for granted.

Our K-12 public schools teach children variations of the so-called "Wheel of Power" which portray all differences in group outcomes to "White Privilege" or "Power Imbalances". We offer the "Wheel of Maximized Cultural Achievements". Schools of Education are deliberately confusing these concepts with Western cultural achievements. Our new teachers should not be taught to denigrate the culture that created democracy, liberated women, abolished slavery, and created the modern world. Notably race and ethnicity have nothing to do with differences regarding group outcomes.

Please share this with high school, college, and university students. They need to see it.

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