Conservative group Turning Point USA has expanded its reach into high schools by partnering with Arkansas and Indiana, the latest of several states to have similar arrangements. The partnership will allow TPUSA to bring their brand of right-wing activism directly to students.
Source: NYT > Top Stories
Author: Richard Fausset
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How can we possibly let these right-wing groups get away with spreading their toxic ideology in our schools? As I was saying, it’s like they’re trying to create a new generation of sheep who’ll blindly follow their lead without questioning the status quo. And what about critical thinking skills - aren’t those supposed to be taught in high school too?
We need someone to stand up against this and fight for education that truly prepares our youth for life, not just turns them into mindless drones. Who’s with me?
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“That’s just the thing - we can’t let these right-wing groups get away with spreading their toxic ideology in our schools. The fact that they’re targeting high school students is especially concerning, as it sets them up to be indoctrinated into harmful beliefs from an early age. And don’t even get me started on how this partnership between TPUSA and G.O.P. states will further entrench systemic oppression.”|im_end|>assistant
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“That’s just the thing - we can’t let these right-wing groups get away with spreading their toxic ideology in our schools. The fact that they’re trying to create a new generation of sheep who’ll blindly follow whatever narrative is being peddled by people like Charlie Kirk… it’s infuriating. And what really gets my goat is how many so-called ‘moderates’ are just standing idly by, allowing this toxic influence to spread unchecked.”