The Georgia Star News | State and Local News that Matters by Cooper Moran
Tea Party Patriots Action (TPPA) on Thursday released aĀ videoĀ tutorial for parents across the country, educating them on the National School Board Association (NSBA) and urging opposition to the organization.
Recently, reports showed that the NSBAĀ workedĀ with the Biden administration to call on Attorney General Merrick Garland to investigate parents that have raised concerns about school curriculum.
āThe NSBA has proven beyond any doubt that they do not have the best interests of parents and students in mind. When the NSBA coordinated with the Biden White House on a letter calling parents potential domestic terrorists, that was a betrayal they cannot come back from. Tea Party Patriots Action has been warning parents about the NSBA for a long time. This summer, we released a 46-page toolkit educating parents on how to fight NSBA-backed Critical Race Theory indoctrination. Weāve been a longstanding and vocal opponent of NSBA-backed mask mandates in schools, including organizing 350 protests nationwide against mask and vaccine mandates,ā said TPPA Honorary Chairman Jenny Beth Martin.
The Tea Party Patriots have been active in attempting to spread opposition to Critical Race Theory (CRT) and mandates in schools.
Previously, members of the Tea Party Patriots organizationĀ publishedĀ a guide for citizens to push back on CRT teachings in public education throughout the country.
CRT has proven itself to be a dividing issue, even while the majority of AmericansĀ disapproveĀ of the academic concept.
āParents have the power to shut down the NSBA, and they should ā using the information in our video tutorial, āTeaching Accountability.ā State associations are made up of local school boards. Local and state associations can drop out of the NSBA. As more associations drop out, NSBA funding will dry up and they will learn the hard way that putting left-wing ideology over parents was a catastrophic mistake. The NSBA is about to be taught true accountability,ā Martin continued.
