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The latest National Education Association magazine, NEA Today is promoting quite a few controversial issues and techniques that should scare every American parent. In the article Teaching in the Era of Polarization, Tim Walker claims that many educators believe the stakes are way too high to maintain neutrality in the classroom.   It's no wonder in the video below the Utah teacher  was recently fired for taking this approach." An Alpine District official explained the firing stating, "This simply won't be tolerated. Teachers need to teach the core curriculum." In other words shut up the progressive talking points and teach the curriculum.    Ironically Kelly Keogh teaches his students there are no both sides, cited Charlottesville protest where he claims Donald Trump said neo-nazis were good people.  Let's use this opinion of his as a perfect example why all teachers should allow for instruction of all sides of the issue.  Mr Keogh is incorrect on his asses

Critical Race Theory  is getting in the spotlight but this movement towards a Marxist Utopia didn't happen overnight. April 23, 1635, the first public school in what would become the United States was established in Boston, Massachusetts. Massachusetts passed the first compulsory school laws in 1852. New York followed the next year, and by 1918, all American children were required to attend at least elementary school. By the late 1800's public education was motivated with unholy alliance between Owenites, who wanted public schools to promote socialism, Unitarians who wanted public schools to get rid of Calvinist influence, and Protestants who wanted public schools to counter increasing Catholic immigration. The early 1920s saw an increased membership of African Americans in the Communist Party USA because it was a space for black intellectuals to convey dissatisfaction with economic and political inequalities. It strengthened other civic organizations, such as Langston Hughes&#