That's ground to be publicly lynched in my honest opinion.

(((Weingarten)))

The authors say that although parents have some say in their kids' education, "[t]he sudden push for parental rights … isn’t a response to substantive changes in education or the law. It’s a political tactic."

Their opinion on the school curriculum can only be political if the curriculum has been politicised. They wouldn't be doing this if the (((teachers))) had stuck to their brief.

Yes and No,

if the parents are fundamentalist Christians then they should be told to fuck off with their useless Creationist nonsense, but nobody expected the schools to devolve into Marxist indoctrination camps with daily struggle sessions either.

Pragmatically teachers have all been Left wing since the 60's, but it's only in the last decade they have felt they could get away with pushng their opinions. This is counter to what teaching should be about, you teach critical thinking, not idealogical dogma. I don't recall any of this political stuff from my days, so I guess we must have stuck to classical literature and maths, both apparently racist now? Nobody ever asked me to comment if I thought some social event was ever morally wrong or not. I was a kid, what the fuck did I know about anything?

This may be useful in a civics sense, but we are in a period when niggers can do no wrong and are allowed to chimp out, so whatever 'insights' the teachers might think they have, they clearly don't align with everyone's viewpoint or any concept of law, so maybe they should recognise their bias and avoid the topic.

jew media is going to brainwash kids either way, but at least that's on the parents for having a TV in the first place.