Coming Up In September . . .
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Sept. 6
Andrew Campanella — School Choice
Are there ways to help children with disabilities get a better education? We'll talk with a guest about the McKay scholarship and how you can implement a similar program in your state.
Alliance for School Choice |
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Sept. 13
Larry Sand — The NEA and Attack on Morality
As we've reported several times on this program, the NEA is constantly attacking traditional morality in public schools. We'll talk with a teacher who will give us the latest.
CTEN
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Sept. 20
Sharon Marshall — Homeschool Rights
California recently decided that parents need to have credentials to teach their children. Find out from this guest how you can protect your rights to homeschool!
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Sept. 27
Tim Flatt — Homeschool Basketball
For many years, homeschoolers have been excluded from public school sports programs. We'll talk an organizer of a basketball tournament specifically for homeschool students.
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Feminists Say the Darndest Things
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During the May 22 program, Phyllis talked with Dr. Mike Adams, a criminal justice professor at the University of North
Carolina/Wilmington, about feminism. Dr. Adams has chronicled some of his observations about the feminists in his new book, called Feminists Say the Darndest Things: A Politically Incorrect Professor Confronts "Womyn" On Campus.
Dr. Adams pointed out a couple times during the program that modern feminists push for equal outcome, rather than equal opportunity. This desire is very
compatible with cultural Marxism and has significantly strayed from the intentions of the original feminists, who were mostly pro-life and pro-capitalism.
Another recurring theme during the show was the fact that feminists have double standards, such as in the case of freedom of expression. Dr. Adams
gave the example of a professor at the University of Kentucky who was so distraught over a pro-life display, she and some of her students walked over and
started tearing it apart. Fortunately, a school paper photographer caught the professor in the act on film, and she was later fired for her behavior.
The double standard feminists use is that they have little to no tolerance for opposing views, but feel they have a right to use crude language or make
unfounded claims such as that marriage is bad for women. When asked to cite which studies made that discovery, the professor was unable to give any
titles or researcher names.
To purchase a copy of Feminists Say the Darndest Things: A Politically Incorrect Professor Confronts "Womyn" on Campus , visit www.penguin.com or your local bookstore.
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