Tuesday, March 26, 2024


The fight against CRT continues and math books are the latest victim.

April 22, 2022 by  
Filed under Education, News, Politics, Weekly Columns

Tweet (Akiit.com) It’s been proven time and again that critical race theory (CRT) isn’t taught in K-12 public schools, but the idea that it does continues to live rent free in the minds of many. Republicans continue to find ways to twist anything that may have to do with race into CRT. In addition to […]

Keep ‘Trans Ed’ out of schools.

April 21, 2022 by  
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Tweet (Akiit.com) School districts are embroiled in a battle over whether to teach children from kindergarten to third grade about being transgender. Advocates recommend teachers read their young students “Introducing Teddy,” a book about a boy teddy bear who transitions to be a girl, calling it a heart-warming story “about being true to yourself.” Trans […]

To Protect Kids We Need To Fire A Lot Of Teachers.

Tweet (Akiit.com) Thank God for the Twitter account “Libs of TikTok.” Whoever the anonymous woman running that account is, she’s doing the Lord’s work when it comes to exposing the general public to the entitled brats now working as teachers in the public school system across the country. It’s hilarious and horrifying all at once, […]

No, School Boards Are Not ‘Banning Books’.

March 25, 2022 by  
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Tweet (Akiit.com) Accusations of left-wing free-speech authoritarianism — whether through corporate restrictions, the state targeting “misinformation,” the shouting down of dissent in universities or the canceling of dissenting voices — are well-documented. Attempting to even the ledger, liberals have begun alleging that conservatives are engaging in “book bans” in public school districts. The newest outrage […]

Fighting the lost cause.

March 17, 2022 by  
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Tweet (Akiit.com) The U.S. Civil War cost more American lives than all other wars we have fought. In fact, some historians argue that Civil War deaths outnumber those of all other wars combined. Still, most Americans don’t know that even the term “Civil War” has deeply political — and even emotional — connotations for millions […]

The Progressive Mindset Is Evil.

March 16, 2022 by  
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Tweet (Akiit.com) I try not to spend a lot of time focused on the enemies of America, but they are plentiful, and a growing percentage of them reside within the United States. Hell, a lot of them are in Congress, the courts, or the White House. But most of them live in academia, many times […]

Joe Biden’s Backdoor to Student Loan Forgiveness.

Tweet (Akiit.com) Just who decides policy at the White House isn’t clear. But after the President’s latest flip-flop, certainly, President Biden does not call the shots. Scarcely a week had passed since the administration promised to end an almost– two–year-old moratorium on student loan repayments when the President reversed course and extended it through May. After a year of […]

Ranking the Vote Equals Strengthening Our Democracy.

March 1, 2022 by  
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Tweet (Akiit.com) I’ve spent a lifetime ensuring Black people have unfettered access to the ballot box. My mom says I was born into it. She brought me to my first protest at just 6 months old, and by the first grade, my classmates and I had organized our first protest. In the fourth grade, I […]

Are Democrats Kicking Away Their Future?

February 24, 2022 by  
Filed under Education, Money/Business, News, Politics, Weekly Columns

Tweet (Akiit.com) Not so long ago, Democrats seemed the party of the future. “Inevitable!” predicted some pundits, for demography is destiny. Moreover, in 2020, Democrats, who had won the popular vote six times in seven presidential elections, swept the popular vote again, by 6 million ballots. And they captured both houses of Congress. The future […]

Honor the Past, Celebrate the Present.

February 24, 2022 by  
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Tweet (Akiit.com) Just over 100 years ago, the Greenwood District – a 40-square-block area of Tulsa, Oklahoma – was the thriving epitome of American economic and entrepreneurial activity, leveraging the success of Oklahoma’s oil boom. What made the Greenwood District different is that it was home to Black-owned restaurants, hotels, insurance companies, professional offices, dance […]

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