LIBERAL LOGIC: Juan Williams Says “Parents Rights” Is Code For ‘White Supremacy’

Fox Information analyst Juan Williams is a typical Democratic activist at all times searching for alternatives in charge any resistance to the far left’s “progressive” agenda, on “white Individuals”.

With the state of Virginia susceptible to flipping again to the purple column, Williams took the DNC authorised speaking factors yesterday and has been screaming from the rooftops, utilizing racism because the warning sound to anybody who listens.

Sure, Williams is insisting the explanation mother and father wish to know and have a say in what books their kids can be required to learn and who object to CRT, is as a result of they’re racists.

The best way Juan is framing it; ‘Dad and mom’ Rights’ Is Code For White Supremacists.

He simply wrote a brand new op-ed for The Hill simply in time for the VA elections to clarify why.

Juan Williams: ‘Dad and mom’ rights’ is code for white race politics https://t.co/29ZEtjZ7pT pic.twitter.com/UFmAeQDRmI

— The Hill (@thehill) November 1, 2021

The newest polls present Youngkin and McAuliffe neck-in-neck within the run-up to election day.

Williams goes again to the 2017 election of Democratic Gov. Ralph Northam concentrating on his competitor, Republican Ed Gillespie, implying Gillespie was a racist as a result of he didn’t wish to see Accomplice statues eliminated.

The liberal commentator claims that the GOP candidate’s closing argument for the Virginia gubernatorial race in 2021 is “as soon as once more stuffed with racial division — however this time it’s dressed up as a protection of little kids.”

The op-ed made no point out of Northam’s racial scandal, which uncovered that the Governor donned black face or KKK garb at a Halloween occasion. The op-ed focuses on mother and father involved with Crucial Race Principle (CRT).

Williams spends a lot of the op-ed claiming the true cause for the issues in regards to the Loudoun County Public Faculties, truly stem from “white mother and father” feeling “ignored after they complain that their kids are uncomfortable studying about racism.”

“It’s a marketing campaign to cease classroom dialogue of Black Lives Matter protests or slavery as a result of it might upset some kids, particularly white kids who may really feel responsible,” Williams stated.

The group Dad and mom Towards Crucial Principle (PACT) started whistleblowing on the district lengthy earlier than Loudoun County colleges turned a nationwide challenge. The Virginia suburb gained nationwide consideration after a report uncovered the native college district was concerned in an alleged cover-up of sexual assault.

Loudoun County residents of all races have spoken in opposition to the so-called “divisive” curriculum. In Might, black mom Shawntel Cooper delivered a speech to the Loudoun County college board, dubbing the race-based curriculum “racist” and “abusive.”

Dad and mom within the district have been essential of the district’s management for a slew of causes, one in every of them being the addition of “sexually express” books within the public college libraries. Involved mother and father took goal on the e-book “Beloved,” printed by black creator Toni Morrison.

Williams argues in his op-ed that opposition to “Beloved” is racist due to the creator’s race.

“The assault on ‘Beloved’ is a direct assault on all nice writing about race in America — particularly from the Black standpoint,” Williams stated.

Williams concluded his article attempting to gaslight the readers, utilizing the false narrative that folks who’re difficult the college board members throughout their 2 minutes on the microphone, implying they’re home terrorists.

Issues have gotten so unhealthy that the Nationwide Faculty Boards Affiliation pleaded with the Biden administration in a September letter to make use of federal legislation enforcement to guard college board members from threats of violence and different types of bullying.

The letter despatched to the White Home by the Nationwide Faculty Board Affiliation was retracted following blowback from state college board associations that declare there isn’t any want for federal intervention.

Sorry, Juan, your op-ed is clearly a political assault piece wrongly accusing caring mother and father of solely getting concerned of their kids’s training, due to their bias in opposition to “kids of coloration”.