The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) has just demonstrated again its complete irresponsibility and contempt for the American people. Chairman John Frohnmayer held an arrogant news conference in Washington last week where he went all out to … [Read more...] about It’s Time to Abolish the “Ministry of Art”
Schools Launch Offensive Against Parents
The most controversial textbooks used in public schools today are the elementary school readers called Impressions. Parents are up in arms against them in many states and at least one lawsuit has been filed. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich (HBJ), which … [Read more...] about Schools Launch Offensive Against Parents
Bush’s New World Order
At least President Bush didn’t parrot Woodrow Wilson’s promise that we were fighting a foreign war “to make the world safe for democracy.” Americans understand the word “democracy,” and it’s clear that “democracy” is not what our Gulf War or George … [Read more...] about Bush’s New World Order
GAO Report Proves School Drug Courses are a Cheat
Congress’s watchdog agency, the General Accounting Office, recently released a report (GAO/HRD-91-27) to the Senate on the impact of school-based drug education funded under the Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act of 1986. Since the passage of this … [Read more...] about GAO Report Proves School Drug Courses are a Cheat
The Lessons of the Gulf War
This is the first time most Americans have ever seen our nation win a war. Now we can shake off our self-5-mage as a defeated nation, characterized by that embarrassing picture of the helicopter lifting its last load of refugees out of … [Read more...] about The Lessons of the Gulf War
Feminists Feed Their Biases with Federal Grants
If you wonder how the feminists are able to grind out so many books and studies that feed their peculiar biases, one place to look is gravy train of federal funding. Here is a list of just some of the tax-funded grants given to feminist studies by … [Read more...] about Feminists Feed Their Biases with Federal Grants
Moms in the Gulf War
It’s the newspaper pictures that did it -- the photographs of soldier mothers tearfully saying goodbye to their babies as they depart to serve in the Gulf War. The U.S. Armed Services have even shipped out breastfeeding mothers of infants only two, … [Read more...] about Moms in the Gulf War
Alabama Parents Win a Round on Textbooks
Parents take heart. It is really possible to win a textbook battle with the public schools. Alabama parents just proved it. Alabama is a state which has state textbook adoption, that means that the state Board of Education approves the textbooks … [Read more...] about Alabama Parents Win a Round on Textbooks
Censorship on College Campuses
The initials P.C. came into our language in the 1980s to mean Personal Computer. But in the 1990s, P.C. stands for Politically Correct, which represents a new wave of intolerance that is sweeping the college campuses. In this year of the Bicentennial … [Read more...] about Censorship on College Campuses
United Nations Trap on Rights of the Child
Some advocacy groups are urging the United States to ratify a new treaty called the Convention on the Rights of the Chi1d. ff its text were proposed as new federal legislation, it would be unacceptable to the American people because it gives the … [Read more...] about United Nations Trap on Rights of the Child
