The Hijacking of American Education: From Little Black Sambo to Critical Race Theory

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A refreshing discussion of the events and social issues which have had an influence on public school education in the US. A well researched novel about the transformation of our public schools from 1949-2021. From the outlawing of America's favorite first-grade reader, "The Story of Little Black Sambo", to the forced instruction of critical race theory. It exposes the malfeasance and chicanery endemic in our nation's public schools. A shocking account of how children are used like pawns on a chess board by unscrupulous officials in charge of our schools. Very anecdotal in many instances based on the author's personal experiences and observations. A must read for anybody who cares about our nation's youth and the direction of our educational system.

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Educator, historian, author, and advocate for better schools. From federal law enforcement to educator and taxpayer representative Bob has had an illustrious career. As a teacher, he single-handedly took on the teachers' unions, public school officials, and town bureaucrats, in a first of its kind legal and political battle to remove asbestos from the school building in which he had been a teacher. Additionally, Bob fought to eliminate toxic drinking water at the school. His actions led to the EPA regulation known as the Lead and Copper Rule. As a taxpayer representative, his highly popular tax seminar, "How to Beat the IRS at its Own Game", was instrumental in helping eliminate IRS harassment of taxpayers.