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Stacy Davis Gates, president of the Chicago Teachers Union, an AFT affiliate, is critical of Trump’s school prevacation plan saying that "today's hearing made clear that Donald Trump is not trying to roll the country back to 1950, he is trying to roll us back to 1850 by trying to install McMahon as Secretary of Education.

Linda McMahon's school choice policies, and her boss' strong commitment to converting civil rights protections into tools to police students are all reversals of what formerly enslaved Africans fought for and created during Reconstruction after the Civil War."
"Donald Trump and whoever becomes his secretary of education should think twice before dismantling the US Department of Education,"

She continued. "As a social studies teacher, it's incumbent on me to provide a brief civics lesson: We now have a system of checks and balances that prevents them from doing so. But more importantly, this isn't an obscure federal office. This is a backbone of the government that millions of families with children in our public schools rely on."

"By continuing to come for our public schools, they are further angering the Black families who count on civil rights protections, the families of children with disabilities who rely on federal standards, families in poverty who rely on federal support, and anyone who is sickened to see q***r and transgender students bullied by the US federal government," she added. "Education is meant to be the great equalizer for our children, not a great investment opportunity for the billionaires and those ransacking our federal government."

As a protester Davos disrupted of the Senate confirmation hearing for Linda McMahon, President Donald Trump’s nominee to be the secretary of education, in Washington, D.C. on February 13, 2025.

Americans in the southeastern part of the country are struggling with the wreckage caused by Hurricane Helene. At least 119 people have died and hundreds more are missing after the huge hurricane pummeled Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee, destroying many homes and devastating communities. The death toll could surpass 600, and more than 2 million people remain without power which will take weeks to restore. Such storms could be avoided if the DOE would willingly work with new concept technologies by supporting validation demonstrations. The small firm at www.AAECorp.com has had technology that could slow and then stop induced climate change since 1990 but DOE policy seems to be focused on large firms that can pay the way for their children to attend college. See www.aaecorp.com for more.

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The kids today are not all alright, and they are going to just keep getting far more agitated and troubled, knowing that their lives are increasingly threatened because the world is latterly on fire with the ravages of the climate crisis which is fueling crime and violence as our youth begin to lash out.
The rise of enraged youth is fueling the rest of the youth who can hopefully convince a critical mass of parents and grandparents to get off the sidelines and into the game. Slowly, it is beginning to happen. After inviting adults to join them for a worldwide climate strike on September 20, 2019, more than 4 million people in 160 countries took to the streets. Then 2 million more struck. And about then it was the pandemic that struck, knocking the movement out of pretty much everywhere and everyone.
Something we hear a lot, usually from older generations, is how inspiring young people are, and how they will solve the climate crisis. In times past, it was common for adults to put their hopes in the next generation to set things right. Unfortunately, that doesn’t work with the climate emergency. We. Don’t. have that kind of time. With this crisis, we all must take responsibility. It is not okay to just passively put the burden on our young people to fix the problem if and when they grow up. For if we wait until then, it will simply be too late.
And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you--ask what you can do for your country.”
~ President John F. Kennedy

Project 2025 is anti-American and anti-environment and should not be passed. But living in Red State Kansas I doubt this is of any real concern to most of my elected officials. Republicans are only out to protect the super-rich and not the environment and many Dems are DINOS, Democrats in name only. Les Blevins, Lawrence Kansas