CNN host Audie Cornish noted this week that the Coid-19 pandemic has caused the “radicalization” of parents in the United States.
During the episode on Tuesday “CNN this morning“Cornish and a few guest panelists-in-hearing former Bernie Sanders Campaign Advisor Chuck Rocha, former security officer Ashley Davis, and head of the DC Boston Globe Jackie Kucinich-Kucinich office about how pandemic pandemi transformed politics in this country.
“I also think about maybe – I hesitate to use this word – but a type of radicalization, say, my parents, right?” asked Cornish, named one of the shifts she saw during that time.
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CNN host Audie Cornish says the Coid-19 pandemic has led to “radicalization” of American parents against education in public schools. (Screen/CNN recording)
The host made the topic on Tuesday, March 11th, was the fifth anniversary World Health Organization Declaration of Coid-19 pandemia.
“Now there has been more than 1.2 million deaths from Covid in the United States outside the human day, pandemic has also been hopelessly broke this nation in so many ways,” Cornish said, while introducing the segment, adding that the recent adult research showed that over 70 percent of them had led to that it had caused it to do so led that it led to that it led to “except” except “except” except.
Cornish pointed to the “Mountain Desinformation that initiated distrust in US institutions,” followed by a video with a video of the current health secretary and human services to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. -In who said in 2020 that “a lot of” pandemic and government response felt “very planned to me”.
“Pandemi has changed so much dynamics here, whether we are talking about schools, public health and office culture itself, not to mention our politics,” Cornish noted. She then invited the board to talk about her experiences during Coid.
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A parent’s rights fan holds a sign during a meeting of the United Chino Valley School Board at Don Lugo High School in China on Thursday evening 20 July 2023. (Getty Images)
Despite the fact that Panel is generally believed to talk about how they influenced their individual career and personal life, Cornish had a conversation on political territory, noting that the virus and locking the moment when American parents began to lose their faith in public institutions.
“People who really got upset about these shutter at school and fought at home, fighting to be heard. They became a ballot block,” she said.
Rocha agreed, adding: “She exposed a lot of weakness in our society because we were not ready for it. Now skip forward to the present. What happens five years later is that you have an epidemic of measles in Texas because people do not trust vaccines because of things arranged on the internet.”
Liberal media has published stories that attack parents for attempting to confirm greater control over their children’s education since the beginning of the pandemic. In one case, 2021. Washington Post commission Wrote a university professor and a free journalist claimed that parents “have no” right to control their children’s education.
Another example was Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart who attacks parents as a “foil” used to make a a The agenda “extreme right” in the US education system.
Combining the legislators who advocated parental rights, he said to PBS 2023: “It seems that from the Ron Desantis government in Florida, to the Huckabee Government in Arkansas, to the representative home, which led the Republican, they seem to have a problem he heard in the partly, and so when I?
The Ministry of Justice under the administration of Biden sent a letter to 2021, directing the FBI to use the tools for contrarors relating to parents who speak at meetings of the School Board against the Curriculum and the K-12 program with which they disagree.
National Association for Education (Nea) sent a letter Companies on social media around that time, persuading them to suffocate “propaganda” about the critical theory of race that allegedly impressed “a small but violent group of radicalized parents.”
