The fight for common sense in our education system faces yet another setback from the left’s iron grip on our judicial system. The Trump administration, in its tireless crusade to restore order and sanity, makes a stand against outdated, dusty-old school desegregation mandates from the 1960s. But here we go again—surprise, surprise—a federal judge in liberal-dominated Louisiana is doing everything possible to block this heroic effort.
Who would’ve thought the left would cling so fiercely to decades-old policies? The same policies they once pretended were temporary solutions. What’s laughable is that these laws have seen their day and no longer fit a modern America. Yet the anti-progress crowd won’t let them go. They dump words like “justice” and “fairness,” while what they’re really upholding is an outdated system that serves none but the radical elite’s agenda.
It’s not about improving education or helping kids. No, this is about power and control. The federal government truly has better uses for its time, like reforming and crafting policies that reflect today’s world, not yesterday’s ideological fantasies. But the left, orchestrated by globalist interests, fight tooth and nail to keep these ancient regulations alive, as if they are sacred texts. Instead of solving today’s problems, they’d rather relive yesterday’s battles.
What about local control and voters deciding what’s best for their children? Where are the parents’ voices respected in this whole charade? Oh, that’s right—they’re being silenced yet again by a liberal court that claims to know better than families worrying about their children’s futures. It’s almost like they’re allergic to giving power back to the people.
An administration determined to bring back sanity in education is being thwarted. At some point, the American people need to question why we are so beholden to antiquated solutions from a bygone era when our goal should be clear: empowering today’s American students and parents. Do we really want yesterday’s shackles holding back tomorrow’s leaders?
Source: Washington Times
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