Education

On Thursday's CNN This Morning, co-host Don Lemon picked up on the story of a group of high school girls in Philadelphia circulating a racist video mocking Black History Month, and exploited it to pontificate against Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis's education policies.

Chelsea Handler kicked off her week as temp host of The Daily Show by declaring “This is where I get to spend a week talking shit about all the whack jobs and hot messes out there.” Clearly not “all,” because later during an interview with Sen. Raphael Warnock, she wondered “how damaging” it is that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has banned Critical Race Theory.

Last night, NBC's Quantum Leap reboot pushed a radical trans agenda, promoting inclusion of biological males in girls' sports and female locker rooms.

You got kids? Yeah, so you’re a parent. By definition, you’ve got a handle on that whole sex thing. When the time comes, you can handle The Talk with Lil’ Billy and Lil’ Janie without mobilizing half a dozen federal agencies. Kat Tenbarge is not impressed. And she’s a tech and culture reporter for NBC News, so you better…

Nikole Hannah-Jones joined MSNBC’s Ali Velshi on his Saturday show to discuss the criticism and banning of The 1619 Project. Naturally, Hannah-Jones simply dismissed “much of the criticism” as “not legitimate” as she continued to claim all she wants to do is teach the full story of American history.

Univisión asumió el papel de propagandista anti-DeSantis en un informe nebuloso sobre la implementación del proyecto de ley HB 1467 de Florida, que provee directivas para determinar cuáles libros y materiales han de permitirse en las bibliotecas escolares públicas del estado y que el gobernador Ron DeSantis firmó en marzo de 2022.

NBC's Late Night host Seth Meyers proved on his Thursday show that he has no idea what cancel culture actually is as he accused Republicans of engaging in it as they pass various education laws and kick Rep. Ilhan Omar off the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

For the second day in a row, Thursday’s CBS Mornings expressed dismay at Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis’s latest victory over wokeness by tag-teaming with far-left author and reparations proponent Ta-Nehisi Coates to bemoan the revised plans for an AP African American Studies course as an attempt to make students more ignorant and unaware of the country’s ugly past on…

On Wednesday's Deadline: White House show, MSNBC political analyst Jason Johnson presented his latest venom toward Republicans as he declared that "lots of people" are "perfectly happy with Black people being murdered on a regular basis."

Univision took on the role of anti-DeSantis propagandist in a shady report about the implementation of Florida’s HB 1467, which provides directives for books and materials allowed in the state's public school libraries and was signed by Governor Ron DeSantis in March 2022. 

CNN Tonight host Laura Coates had a peculiar standard for what constitutes expertise as she welcomed African-American Studies Prof. Robert Patterson to the program to allege that “we know that white supremacy is a central part of American education,” which explains Florida’s opposition to the original AP course of the same subject.

CBS’s Stephen Colbert and ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel kicked off their respective Wednesday shows by welcoming Black History Month while condemning alleged GOP attacks on the subject of black history.

A week after NBC Nightly News dishonestly hyped a pending lawsuit by racial ambulance chaser Ben Crump and a number of left-wing activist students over Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and the Florida Board of Education banning an AP African American studies course that would've taught public school students content steeped in leftist ideology like Critical Race Theory, black queer…

The next presidential race is on. One probable candidate is former CIA Director and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. He just released a new book: “Never Give an Inch: Fighting for the America I Love.” Pompeo must be a smart guy. He graduated first in his class at West Point. Then he went to Harvard Law School. Interviewing him makes it clear that he is smarter and more thoughtful than most…