The Post-Partisan Emporium

  Who Owns Your Children? The Government Keeps Acting Like It Does Derrick Broze Governments across the world continue to take actions that reflect the belief that it is not parents who are the guardians of their children but the state itself. In September, the First Circuit  Court of Appeals  heard arguments in a high-profile case  regarding whether a school violated parents’ constitutional rights by actively encouraging their 11-year-old daughter to transition her gender while keeping it a secret from the parents. School officials followed a school board policy that encourages them to privately meet with the child and affirm her gender transition, allow her to use the boys’ bathroom, and instruct everyone at school to use her new name and pronouns. The school also asserted that the parents weren’t providing a safe environment at home. The school’s attorney argued in court that parents do not have a right to know about their child’s “gender transition” because “you can’t decide to hav

  The Ministry of Learning Offers Training on How to Be a Groomer OUTER PARTY DISSIDENT The NEA (National Education Association) is the collective union of public school teachers in the United States, with more 3 million members and, thus, represents almost 2.5% of the total US workforce in an age when unions are at their nadir. Its power and influence derive primarily from that fact, as it negotiates the salaries for the workers of an industry that costs US taxpayers around 764 billion dollars annually.   Depending on the state, around 75-85% of its education budget will go towards salaries for teachers and staff . Fitting its role as the Ministry of Learning,  it has published a news bulletin expressing its dismay that the proles are complaining about its predation on said proles’ children : The seaside village of Stonington is tucked into the southeast corner of Connecticut and is best known for setting the scene of the 1988 film Mystic Pizza. The town’s tight-knit community usually