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Sheri Few: U.S. Parents Exposing Lies In Public Education · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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  Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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  defending biblical Christianity.
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  No topic off limits.
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  And now, here's your host, David Fierazzo.
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  As March was women's history month, and sadly today, women are at risk of being just
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  that history, being erased.
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  Where the voice is resisting this, recently a female student taking a gender studies class
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  at the University of Cincinnati was given a failing grade, why?
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  She used the term biological woman.
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  Well today, we're so blessed to have Sherry Fiew.
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  She's the founder and president of the United States, parents involved in education.
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  That's uspie.org for those of you keeping score at home.
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  Their mission is to end the U.S. Department of Education and all federal education mandates.
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  U.S.P.I.E. is established 20 state chapters so far.
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  She's growing rapidly, thank God, around the country.
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  And that's because of the outcry from parents who want to regain control of their children's
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  education.
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  So Sherry is a nationally recognized leader on education policy.
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  She's often quoted in conservative media.
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  She spent much of the last year exposing CRT, critical race theory.
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  Thank you, Sherry, and serving as the executive producer for a new documentary film.
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  I love this.
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  It's called Truth and Lies in American Education.
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  Sherry Fiew, welcome to World View Matters.
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  Thank you.
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  I'm so glad to have been invited.
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  Good to see you.
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  And we mentioned the film and we'll get to it because one of our colleagues here at Freedom
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  Project, Alex Newman, he's a part of that.
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  He's actually also on your advisory board, along with Freedom Project's own Duke Pesta.
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  He's, I was telling Sherry before we got started.
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  If we're in the studio here, he's right outside the studio doors, down the hall, first office
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  to the right.
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  That's Dr. Duke Pesta.
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  So Sherry, let's talk a little bit about the background.
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  How long have you been president and when did you found, I should say, USPIE?
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  Well, we started out as South Carolina parents of all of education, SCPI.
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  And that actually began in the early 2000s and it's when my children were in government
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  schools and I was concerned about what I was seeing in their curriculum.
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  So even that long ago, you know, there were warning signs about the atrocious things
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  that we see today.
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  So it started as SCPI and then in 2010, SCPI led the fight against the Common Core Standards
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  in South Carolina, the state where I live.
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  And then after about a two year fight, we ended up with Common Core rebranded, as was
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  the case for nearly every state in the nation who had been fighting against these national
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  standards.
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  So I spoke with my colleagues around the country and learned that they all had this similar
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  experience, you know, about a two year battle of trying to get good legislation passed
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  to rid ourselves of national standards only to end up with Common Core rebranded.
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  So that's when we came together, expanded as a national organization in 2015 and we've
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  just been growing like crazy since.
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  Excellent.
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  And we appreciate that and all the work that you're doing.
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  We're going to talk about the mission and the vision in a minute.
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  But you said something very important.
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  Common Core was rebranded.
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  What does that mean?
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  Because, you know, they don't call it Common Core.
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  That's not a threat, it seems anymore.
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  And a lot of people might have the naive idea that it was just taken out of the government
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  schools.
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  Go ahead.
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  Right.
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  You're so right.
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  In fact, our former governor at the time it was Nikki Haley, she bragged in the media about
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  having gotten rid of Common Core in our state and those of us who worked on it knew that
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  that was absolutely false.
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  So what we have in nearly every state are standards that are called college and career ready standards.
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  And so that was the rebranding that they did on Common Core so that they could tell their
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  constituents we got rid of Common Core.
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  And indeed, in fact, our education oversight committee did an analysis there.
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  So I actually have the documentation that proves that it is absolutely Common Core.
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  And this is a tactic of the left, by the way, in the Democrat Party and the Marxists.
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  They actually rebranded something, changed the name and they re-implemented.
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  It doesn't go away.
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  And this is what we need to play more strategically.
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  And we think we've gained a little victory, whether it's legislatively or in some other
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  way, watch what they do with whatever it is they were pushing on America, on children.
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  So let's talk about the mission, Sherry, of USPI, parents involved in education.
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  Just go ahead and explain the mission and even though I love the vision that's listed
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  on the website as well.
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  Okay.
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  So our mission is to end the US Department of Education and all federal education mandates.
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  And the reason we chose this as our mission is we began to realize that the majority of
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  the nefarious pedagogies come from the federal government and they're incentivized with federal
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  tax dollars.
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  So that's exactly what we saw with Common Core.
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  It was the race to the top grants.
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  Now more recently we have the title nine regulations that are coming out that will harm women's
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  sports after 50 years of advancing women's sports.
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  So the deal is if you don't comply with their regulations then they threaten to withhold
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  your federal funding.
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  So that's how the federal government is controlling our classrooms.
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  But what's interesting and most people don't realize is that only about 10% on average
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  of a state's education budget comes from the federal government.
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  So it's not as insurmountable as people would think to wing themselves off this funding.
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  And especially if they go along with a blueprint that we developed last summer that lays out
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  the steps to do this to wing themselves off.
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  And one of the steps is to analyze how much it costs to comply with the federal mandates.
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  And I think what states will find that at least half of that 10% is being spent on
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  complying with regulations.
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  And by the way, US parents involved in education is a nonprofit.
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  We need to just make sure that's clear so people can go to the website, which again is
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  uspie.org and there's a picture of Sherry's daughter-in-law April who played a very important
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  role in a film.
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  We're going to talk about in just a minute.
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  But Sherry, I opened with a little tease on this actual news story here it is.
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  I've got from Fox News, I printed it out and this is the title of the article.
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  My professor failed me because I didn't embrace DEI, women must fight to exist.
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  So Sherry, we understand what they're trying to do and not enough people know about it.
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  That's why you and us, others are trying to raise awareness.
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  So the interesting thing is she brought DEI into this because that's wreaking havoc across
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  the country, not only in K through 12, but especially at the university level, diversity,
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  equity and inclusion, I call it the Marxist movement, the roots of this is really awful.
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  But talk to us about this story, this was at the University of Cincinnati, true story
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  and this is not an isolated case.
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  Go ahead, Sherry.
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  Okay, so the young woman who spoke out after her professor failed her for using the term
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  biological woman, she was a chemistry major and she was required to take this DEI class
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  in order to graduate.
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  So she wouldn't have been in that class had it been her choosing, but it was required
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  and therefore she took it.
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  But then when she courageously spoke the truth and actually wrote a paper about women's
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  history and talking about all the accomplishments and all the gains of a very palatable topic
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  for this class.
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  But it wasn't from the liberal perspective, it wasn't from the lens of the DEI, the
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  diversity, equity, inclusion.
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  And so therefore her professor failed her on her report and she needed that grade in
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  order to graduate.
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  But the good news is she's speaking out, she's actually working with Riley Gaines and some
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  others who are speaking out and doing a lot of pushback on this idea of men competing
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  in women's sports.
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  And so they're working together and she is just so encouraging to see young people taking
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  up this model and the front lines of this battle.
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  Yes, and I'm so thankful there are many others that don't have the name Riley Gaines
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  that are fighting this, that have been impacted whether that be losing a scholarship to
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  a male, you know, boy, and either going to college anyway, let's go back to this article
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  because her name is Olivia Crullchick, is that right?
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  Yes.
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  So she said we're captive to this and forced to participate.
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  And not only that, she says and pay.
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  So they have to shell out money to take these courses that they're required.
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  And she says for the degrees, which is why the progressive left installed diversity,
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  equity, and inclusion courses as graduation requirements.
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  And then she says DEI is the vehicle by which the bullies are trying to make women history
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  and make our existence no more than a feeling.
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  The DEI concept is a shameless abuse of power and an unmistakable indoctrination system.
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  I got to stop right there and just applaud this young woman and just I'm thankful I'm sure
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  she's taken the heat, I'm sure she's getting hit from different angles on this.
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  Anything else you'd like to share on this?
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  I mean, it mentions the University of Michigan, Duke and others, University of Massachusetts
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  is not surprising.
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  We did a report by the way a couple of months ago on the massive money that, for example,
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  the University of Michigan is spending on DEI departments and positions and all that.
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  So would you like to comment on that, Sherry?
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  Well, yes, it's extremely unfortunate that we allowed this to progress to the point
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  it has.
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  You know, I personally was focused on K-12 education, trying to protect young children from things
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  that were coming at them, but all along this very liberal influence has been in the colleges
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  and universities in our country for some time, back at dates back, you know, to the 60s
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  when the Marxists first came over and infiltrated Columbia University.
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  So it's really a shame that we allowed to get such a strong foothold.
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  But now I am encouraged that some states are passing legislation to defund DEI in these
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  colleges and universities.
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  But you know, again, here we get to the point where we understand they'll probably just rename
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  it and shift it around so that they can escape the prohibitions that the state legislatures
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  are putting on them.
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  But we do have to really pay attention to this because what I like to tell people is it's
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  much, much bigger than even just protecting children as though that's not important enough,
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  but it's also about our country's freedom because they are intentionally indoctrinating
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  children and young adults against our country.
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  It is anti-American, anti-Christian rhetoric and propaganda and, you know, in our film,
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  we interview Lily Tang Williams, who grew up under the Mao regime and she says in the
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  film, you know, this, you're going to end up like China.
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  If you don't stop, this is exactly what they were doing in our schools.
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  So everyone has to be informed and become motivated to get involved to help us stop
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  this because our very freedom is at risk.
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  And you're not exaggerating.
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  Thank you for putting it that way because it is.
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  And people who oppose this movement, as she said in the article, have been canceled,
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  penalized, attacked and it's going to continue because this is a battle.
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  It is a worldview war.
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  There is a war on truth.
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  And of course, the biblical worldview is under constant attack.
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  And so the left is demonically inspired, I like to put it that way.
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  And by the way, thanks to Chris Rufo, over at City Journal, who does great work on this
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  exposing DEI.
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  I think he got in Texas.
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  I think the University of Texas or all of Texas colleges recently, I think they, do
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  you know that story?
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  I think they eliminated some of the DEI bureaucracy there.
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  Yes.
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  Absolutely.
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  And then Christopher Rufo was right on the front lines with that.
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  Praise God.
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  All right, friends.
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  Well, we've got Sherry Fu with us.
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  She's the founder and president of US Parents Involved in Education, US Pi.
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  And there's the website there, US Pi.org.
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  Let's talk about truth and lies in American education.
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  Sherry, because we see some familiar names there to this podcast.
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  We've had, of course, Dr. Duke Pesta.
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  We've had Alex Newman.
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  And we've had Sam Sorbo on.
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  And by the way, friends, Kevin Sorbo is going to be on in a couple of weeks.
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  A great project.
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  Sherry, give us an overview and then we'll talk about it and I love that right on the
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  front page.
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  They're not on my watch.
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  So Sherry, go ahead, tell us about the project.
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  Well, it was sort of a vision that came to me.
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  I understood the very urgent need to educate people about what's happening in the government
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  schools.
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  And really, my initial thought was to educate people about the workforce development
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  model of education, which is something very few people have heard.
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  So maybe we'll get a minute to talk about that.
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  But then as we were developing the concept for the film and lining up speakers is when
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  everything just went wide open with critical race theory and all these other things happening.
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  So the timing, which was totally God's timing, because we would have produced the film much
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  earlier had we had the funding we needed, but we had to spend about a year and a half raising
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  money.
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  But the timing was perfect because we were able to incorporate all of this other critical
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  Marxist theories and the sexualization of children and all of this that just really blossomed
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  in the last few years.
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  So yes, we're so thrilled that Alex Newman is one of the main stars in the film and Dr.
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  Duke Pesta, Dr. Pesta flew out here and he and here in South Carolina is where we did
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  some of the filming and he and Dr. Carol Swain did a great presentation for one of our
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  largest communities in South Carolina and we used some of that for the film.
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  So yeah, these are our main characters.
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  We also have Sam Sorbo, which you mentioned and Donna Herne, which I'm not sure if you're
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  familiar with Donna, but she started the constitutional coalition and held annual educational policy
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  conferences every year.
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  She actually passed away one year after we produced the film that she's the one who's
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  done all the research and education on the workforce development model of education.
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  So the film covers the sexualization of children, which is an issue I've been involved with
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  for a very long time as I used to write curriculum for abstinence education, but what has become
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  today is so much more nefarious than what I was concerned about when my children are
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  schools, especially this focus on the transgender ideology, it's rampant in our schools and
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  so sad.
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  So it's the sexualization of children, the critical Marxist series, which is more than
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  just critical race theory, critical, critical gender theory, all encompassed in something
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  they call culturally relevant pedagogy.
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  And then we focus on the fake history, this happening in the schools, the rewriting of
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  history, the 1619 project, and we have a couple of authors that were interviewed who wrote
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  books on how the history has been rewritten in our country and has turned children against
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  America.
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  And you know, there was probably not any other country in the world that teaches their
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  children to hate their own country.
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  I mean, even the communists are smart enough to teach their children to love their country.
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  So we know that this is an intentional agenda and that's why we're sending the alarm
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  because they want to turn all of the children in this country against their country so that
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  they can see unrest and rebellion and topple our freedom and exchange it for a communist
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  Marxist agenda.
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  Yeah.
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  I mean, socialism is that next step to communism and by the way, it's not an exaggeration
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  because as Christians, we are called to influence salt and light.
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  We are called to make disciples, right?
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  The left is very successful.
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  The enemy is making disciples for this godless worldview, godless worldviews, godless
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  philosophies.
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  And these are demonic agendas.
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  Think about it.
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  The population control, they're trying to, you know, have young children be confused
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  about who God made them, by the way, every human being is created in the image of God.
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  But I'm off my soapbox now because we're talking to Sherry Fiew.
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  I want to mention real quick.
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  The website is truth and lies film truth and lies film dot us.
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  You mentioned that it's based on a true story.
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  So it's it's documentary styled Sherry and your daughter-in-law is one of the stars.
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  Tell us about that.
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  Yeah.
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  So my daughter-in-law April Fiew, shortly after she married my youngest son, needed some
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  work that she could do at home because they very quickly had my first grandchild.
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  And so I offered her a job to work with me in US pie.
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  But I told her in order to work for me, there's some required reading she'd have to do because
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  I knew that, you know, she had learned a lot of the things that were combating in schools
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  and she needed to know the truth.
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  So one of the first books she read is Crimes of the Educator, of course, co-authored by
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  our Alex Newman.
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  And her eyes were really open.
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  So the story begins with her talking about how very liberal she was before she began
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  reading and working for me.
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  And she was just surprised at how much she didn't know and she thought it sounded like
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  conspiracy but then did her own fat checking and found it all to be true.
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  And then she made a champion, a young person who really wants to educate other parents
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  like herself about what's happening in the government schools so they can protect their
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  children.
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  And she is still that champion today.
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  Still works for US pie.
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  She's one of our only part-time staff, but she's very passionate.
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  And in the film she portrays her passion, she shares her knowledge and in the end she
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  chooses to homeschool my grandchildren, which makes me very happy.
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  Oh my goodness, right, Sherry?
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  Wow, sigh of relief.
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  Because the battle, it's far from being one when it comes to the government run school.
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  So by the way, where are you based?
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  Did you mention that?
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  South Carolina.
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  South Carolina, that's right you did.
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  So let's talk about a little bit deeper in some of the talking points of the movie.
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  And you said, you know, critical race theory and thank you for pointing out these are Marxist
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  theories.
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  It's not just CRT.
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  There are some bigger issues there.
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  Thank you for saying fake revisionist history like the 1619 project and when you mentioned
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  sexuality.
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  I mean, you know, at some point in a school or in a child's education, they are going
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  to be taught health and biology, but then we say, well, parents should be teaching them
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  sexual content at home or sexual ideas.
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  But in the schools, use the word on the website, it's explicit.
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  We're not talking just about health, we're not just talking about, you know, it's sexually
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  transmitted diseases or whatever.
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  We're talking about explicit, we're talking about indoctrination and some of these LGBTQ
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  lifestyles.
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  Now let's just go ahead a little bit further on any one of those points you would like
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  to Sherry.
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  Okay.
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  So as I mentioned, I was in the field of abstinence education for some time and wrote several
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  curricula.
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  And so, you know, it was our goal to offer an alternative to the sex education children
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  were getting in government schools, you know, this was 15, 20 years ago.
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  And so even in states like South Carolina, we had the homosexual lifestyles being introduced
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  in middle grades and other things like that.
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  But since then, of course, it's become explicit and even propaganda, excuse me, pornography
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  in instances, you know, our libraries are full of pornography available to very young
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  children.
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  And this whole transgender ideology has just become rampant in early grades on through,
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  you know, to adults.
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  And so when I talk about this, I talk about how it changed because, you know, you'll recall
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  in the 90s, there was a character called RuPaul that was, we used to call him cross-dressers.
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  And then the term drag queen came up, but he was proven anomaly and just kind of a strange
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  thing.
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  And we just all kind of laughed and said, well, that's interesting.
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  He likes dressing up like a girl.
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  But we didn't think of it as a sexual situation.
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  So we've gone from that in the 90s to here in 2024, where we're hearing large numbers
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  of young children being boomed into this lifestyle.
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  And so, and it's like one example is in Arizona just last week, it was exposed that they were
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  advertising an LGBTQ clinic off campus, but it was advertised through the schools.
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  And of course, it was hosted at the public library, which is the other arm that's being
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  used to indoctrinate children, but children could go there without their parental, parental
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  knowledge or consent and legally have their name changed and they'll help them to create
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  pronouns and they have a dress closet where you can choose what clothes you want to wear.
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  And we're talking about eight to 11 year olds.
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  So this is how it's become.
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  And even in that article, it talked about other clinics that were being offered to children
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  as young as four years old.
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  So it's just really, really sad.
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  It's quite sick actually.
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  And you know, there's one piece of this people don't hear much about, but there's a new
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  term called map and it stands for minor attracted person.
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  And so that is the trajectory for these sick individuals who are praying on our children
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  is they want to normalize and make acceptable another form of sexuality, which is actually
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  pedophilia.
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  They want it to become normal and legal and that's the end game with this.
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  And so people really need to wake up to what's happening and say enough is enough like
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  many of us have.
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  But Sherry, they told us it's not a slippery slope.
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  Right.
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  Decades ago.
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  Right.
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  That's right.
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  It was, you know, we just want to have people rights with everybody else who's married.
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  We knew that.
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  They just, yeah, right.
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  So I'm very briefly over on your Twitter page, Twitter.com, stop fed ed.
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  Tell us about these awards that you give out because in April, you just gave out an award
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  to South Carolina librarians for hiding explicit books from concerned parents.
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  How do they get away with this?
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  How did you find out about this?
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  Of course, I know you're in South Carolina and I know the, we didn't expose the American
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  Library Association last year and they are anything but supporting biblical worldview.
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  They're just anti Christ demonic.
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  But go ahead, share these awards that you give out briefly talk about, about that.
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  Okay.
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  So last year we started what we call the Millstone of the Month award taken from the
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  scripture.
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  I'm asking you.
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  Millstone of the month.
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  And so you're familiar with the scripture.
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  I'm sure it gives something like, you know, if you're going to harm little children, you
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  may as well have a millstone tied to your neck and be thrown into the sea.
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  So we believe that these people that are harming children with the atrocities that's happening
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  to young children in America schools.
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  Unfortunately, there's an abundance of nominees every month to choose from and that's
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  how bad it is.
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  But we award who we think is the most egregious every month and highlight, especially those
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  who haven't had any kind of public outcry for their actions.
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  So that's our Millstone of the Month award.
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  And yeah, like I said, it's such a shame that there are so many to choose from every month.
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  Yeah.
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  That's, I love that.
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  I mean, it's sad that we do have to do something like this, but it's calling attention
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  to it in a fun way.
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  But it's opening people's eyes, hopefully, but that's, I really appreciate that, Sherry,
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  with a little jab in there.
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  But so is the best place to watch the film, Truth and Lies, film.us, is that the best place
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  to watch it or can it be found elsewhere?
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  Now, that's the, that's the website for the film.
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  You can purchase it or download it from that website.
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  And your website, uspe.ie.org.
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  And anything else you'd like to tell us as far as contact your information before we let
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  you go?
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  No, they'll just go to one of those two websites, uspe.org, they can find the film there too,
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  or Truth and Lies Film.us.
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  Great.
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  Sherry, if you, thank you for your time today.
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  I appreciate your work and I know the audience that is viewing absolutely does as well.
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  God bless you.
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  Thank you.
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  All right.
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  Thank you.
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  You're welcome.
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  Oh, my goodness.
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  A millstone of the month award.
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  Oh, we could start a whole new national movement and we could find a lot of those to give out.
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  Anyway, we've got to move on.
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  Thank you guys.
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  We'll see you tomorrow.
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  God bless you.
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  And as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.