Common Core State Standards and Race to the Top: An Introduction to Marxism 101
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Complete with supporting links and end notes for our reference material, our research details how the public education system is being used as a vehicle to spread Socialism and Marxism to our youth. Oklahoma is the focus, but rest assured this is happening in every state. We point out the Federally backed programs that are designed to 'fundamentally change' how our children accept and promote these anti American ideals. We point out how long such programs have been in place and how they're affecting new voters. If you follow our research and compare it with your own state, you won't have anymore doubts that this is being pushed in your own local public schools.
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