Wokism
John DePetro and Justin Katz discuss the stories we don’t hear and should.
The Law Centre of the RI Center for Freedom and Prosperity has filed a complaint on behalf of a Rhode Island mother against a school district that guided her daughter toward “social transitioning,” hiding it from the mother along the way: According to the complaint, “Unknown to Plaintiff, her daughter (as an 8th-grader) began to…
John DePetro and Justin Katz highlight topics RI’s insiders try to keep behind the scenes.
The state Department of Education’s “guidance” on transgender students exposes more than its radical beliefs.
John DePetro and Justin Katz discuss the political news of the week.
Well, look, Electric Boat relies hugely on government funding in Rhode Island and Washington, D.C.: Radicals in the Democrat Party will hold a lack of such policies against Electric Boat, while even the most conservative Republicans who can possibly gain decisive power in government won’t hold it against them very strongly. Barring discrimination lawsuits in…
While the news cycle has definitely moved on from Michaels’s explanation of how crazy California has become, it’s worth pausing for an observation. By her own admission, she is and remains progressive. She’ll play along with a child’s gender dysphoria, for example, even if she thinks puberty blockers and schools’ lying to parents is beyond…
The explanation is worth a read in full: Maybe you’re not convinced. Perhaps you’re inclined to agree with former U.S. ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul, who tweeted in May, “Hamas has nothing in common at all with liberal or progressive values.” If you think he has a point, look more closely at those protesting in…
Rhode Island’s governor and Democrat legislators are willing to trample the rights and bodies of children in order to protect medical butchers from facing consequences for their actions.
Maybe some Millennials are too young to remember, but the ability of government school students to wear whatever t-shirts they wanted was once a major theme in the mainstream media. These days, we’re learning that it’s highly dependent on the message of the shirt: In 2023, the seventh grader at John T. Nichols Middle School…