[DIRTYSECRET]

11 minutes. Can you dig it?

[BenLurkin]

[Guenevere]

She was outstanding!...Bravo!

[Texas Eagle]

Funny how these Communists are pushing the narrative for no police force when Communist countries are commonly referred to as police states.

[qaz123]

She is a national Treasure.

[Pollard]

“I disagree maam, this is peaceful. I’m not Burning, Looting and Murdering.”

That was great. I’m not BLMing. LOL

[high info voter]

She is an absolute hero! We need more like her or America is finished!

[bgill]

She needs to run for school board.

[Magnatron]

I loved her speech, her determination, and her confidence, but at the same time, I found myself thinking her husband would be slaughtered in an argument with her.

[Albion Wilde]

bump

[shoff]

I live in this town and it is not a hot bed of liberalism, in fact Putnam county is like Fort Apache surrounded by liberals. My son graduated Carmel high school a short 6 years ago. It was not that bad back then or I would have known. It seems since the stolen election the liberals have been embolden. I guess they figure they will permanently be in power and wield power like any totalitarian would.

[aquila48]

I heard this on Mark Levin yesterday.

What a performance! I wish I had her balls. She’s courageous, smart, eloquent, well informed and quick on her feet. A truly remarkable lady - and an angry mama bear.

If her speech becomes viral, it could be the revival of the tea party movement, which we sorely need.

Hopefully she’ll start a movement - she would have little problem recruiting the millions of mother and fathers that think like her.

Imagine if instead of just her taking on the school boards (and other snake pits) there were a hundred or so equally angry and demanding people.

If she has a fundraiser, I’ll be the first to donate, as well as join whatever “army” she decides to create.

[Steve_Seattle]

Yesterday I received a newsletter from my local public school district (Shoreline, a Seattle suburb) touting its new "anti-racism resolution." Among the provisions:

1. "Holding students and staff accountable for interpersonal racist acts." Didn't they do that before?

2. "Establishing processes for students and staff to report and receive support when racist acts occur." Didn't they do that before?

3. "Developing and revising student handbooks and discipline policies to reflect the [negative] impact [of] racially derogatory language and actions . . . " They didn't do that before?

4. "Reviewing and adjusting grading, discipline and special education programs . . . to remove the disproportionality that exists for BIPOC students." So, will discipline be relaxed, and academic standards lowered, to eliminate "disparities" resulting from students' actual behavior and academic achievement?

The rest of the provisions are too lengthy to repeat in detail, but they generally refer to developing training programs for students, faculty, and staff to recognize the "causes" of racism," its effects, the nature of "implicit bias," and mobilization for "anti-racism" advocacy.

The devil is in the details, and who knows what mischief is being planned and what horrific impact it might have on race relations and the mental and physical health of students, as well as their educational achievement?

[Weirdad]

Wow, bump for a true American. Thank you, Tatiana Ibrahim.

I wish she had a bigger audience in the room, and one with a little more courage themselves, but maybe the video will “go viral” more.

YouTube will no doubt get creative on the view counts etc.

Amazing that the video is not “cancelled” already, heaven forbid, she said “damn” and talked emphatically, cancel her.

Well done.

For direct reference:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxu3wdiXRF0

[Chicory]

Did you see how they tried to shut her down by suggesting she make an appointment?

These conversations have got to be held in public, not hidden away behind closed doors.

I remember years ago when there was trouble over something in the curriculum—each parent who went in t ok complain was told he or she was the only one complaining...

Titiana Ibrahim was fantastic!

[Chicory]

Did you see how they tried to shut her down by suggesting she make an appointment?

These conversations have got to be held in public, not hidden away behind closed doors.

I remember years ago when there was trouble over something in the curriculum—each parent who went in t ok complain was told he or she was the only one complaining...

Titiana Ibrahim was fantastic!

[AppyPappy]

Ibrahim is the Muslim name for Abraham