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High Schoolers the Media Won’t Tell You About
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Mark A. Taff
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“Can we just walk out?” he asked his teacher.
“That’s up to you,” the teacher said with an unusually noncommittal tone.
A few students walked outside; hesitating at first, but then gaining confidence as they went unchallenged. Soon they were gathering in groups in front. It was as if the adults just faded into the background of a Charlie Brown cartoon with all its incomprehensible “wah-wah” talk. The students’ parents weren’t there, and their teachers and school administrators were just stepping aside and letting them leave.
What high school student wouldn’t want to walk out of the classroom to mess around with friends? |
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PHORTO
(6/1/2018)
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Why, I wonder, aren't big-bucks conservatives stepping up to 'orchestrate' and finance counter-protests?
It's not like they don't have the money, and it's not like they don't see what billionaire lefties are doing.
So, WHY? |
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