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Late July 2021 interview with Catherine Truitt. Section recorded relates that Truitt doesn't understand why parents are concerned with NCDPI website.

Truitt says she will take controversial phrases out of glossary, but what happens one week later?

at a 6-10-21 Orange County GOP event, NC State Sup't states she takes controversial terms out of glossary. Yet one week later a glossary with those terms gets full approval.

Catherine Truitt supports passing final 2021 Glossary and K-5 Unpacking documents

NCDPI is developing Social Emotional Learning and infusing it into every subject k-12. It involves focusing on identity and emotions. In this video, Mary Phillips of the English Lang Arts dept in the NCDPI performs training in SEL for professional teacher development. She leads a discussion in the difference between Catcher in the Rye and I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter. The discussion is very simplistic and Catcher in the Rye is denigrated because it is about a "white guy". The other book is elevated--except the other book is hardly literature. The first 12 pages of Mexican Daughter is filled with offensive language and simplistic stereotypes. Mexican Daughter is not literature, let alone age appropriate for 9th grade. Watch and find out.

MCS of Durham proudly post video of an adolescent art project performed on the front of its k-8 school. The Board members of this school include physicians, professors, and professionals.

Weare-nc.org runs summer camps for social justice activism. Founded by Rhonda Taylor Bullock, a specialist in "whiteness" and "critical race theory, her organization has done several training sessions in NC public schools.

In a NC Board of Education meeting, Lt. Governor Mark Robinson responds to James Ford. Mr Ford, a board member appointed by Roy Cooper, asks prior to this comment "Is systemic racism even a debate?" and infers it must be taught as fact. Mr. Ford mentions the 1-6 Capital riots as an example. The Lt. Governor steps up and skewers Mr. Ford's activist stance.