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On this episode of "The Federalist Radio Hour," concerned mother Nicole Solas joins Staff Writer Jordan Davidson to discuss how she's fighting back against her local school district and the nation's largest teachers union, which are both determined to indoctrinate her kindergarten daughter with critical race theory and radical gender ideology.
Hosted by Jordan Boyd, with guest NSNicole Solas
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The public schools seem to be pumping out this racial poison everywhere.
It obviously violates the civil rights of white kids — but I’m not sure white kids even have civil rights, according to contemporary Supreme Court doctrine.
Civil rights may simply be a euphemism for a black and minority special privileges and special rights.
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Her suit:
likelihoodofconfusion.com
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