Fox News Democrat contributor Juan Williams claimed Monday that parents who want a say about their children’s education are actually white supremacists.
Yes, really.
In an op-ed for The Hill, Williams asserted that “parents’ rights” at the center of the conflict between Virginia parents and school boards pushing critical race theory is really a “code” for “white race politics.”
“Virginia Republicans are back with a new and improved ‘Culture Wars’ campaign for 2021. The closing argument is once again full of racial division — but this time it is dressed up as a defense of little children,” Williams wrote.
“The rallying cry is ‘Parents’ Rights.’ It is a campaign to stop classroom discussion of Black Lives Matter protests or slavery because it could upset some children, especially white children who might feel guilt.”
Williams went on to perpetuate the thoroughly debunked “very fine people” propaganda; a claim Trump referred to white supremacists as “very fine people” in 2017, when in fact, he condemned them — just check the transcript.
“But this movement is not about parents. It is about exciting the far-right base by stirring up racial division,” Williams said.
As we’ve reported, some of the most impassioned parents who spoke against critical race theory in recent school board meetings have been black and nonwhite.
Watch these black parents completely destroy critical race theory and Williams’ race-baiting narrative:
Williams is just a typical Democrat shill who knowingly obfuscates legitimate issues – like government vs parental rights – with identity politics.
I'm about to lose track of, and interest in, the near-daily new insanities that are shoveled on our heads.
I totally agree. All of the lies that are being piled on on top of the others have got my head spinning.
We all must wear those dumb blue surgical masks which do absolutely nothing to stop the Covid 19 since the size of the virus is .1 to .2 microns and it passes right thru like nothing is there.
What we need are the N-95 masks they wear in the area they cut fiberglass. Still that crap is in the air even though there are no fans in that area. One guy who works on the sort line right next to them says he must shower every night since that fiberglass gets all over him.
And then my immediate supervisor told me the manager told her if she sees me not wearing the blue mask she should tell him. What would he do if she told him that, send me home?
And then there is the one girl who is a tattle tale and tells my boss dumb things like me looking at the Pick Ticket for a wire job one of the other employees was doing. I need info of that ticket about the number and length of bags to be made for the job. And another time she was sitting across the aisle hollering, "Mask up! Mask up!"
It is none of her damn business. She is a busy body and that is a character flaw. ;)
