Our Students Deserve MORE Information on the History of China’s Atrocities

If you peruse social media these days, the trend of hating conservatives, America’s founders, our country’s founding principles, and capitalism is more than evident. Studies show this troubling trend goes deeper than a few viral tongue-in-cheek memes and Tik Toks.

A 2019 Gallup poll showed that most young Americans would choose socialism over capitalism for America’s future.

I wish I could give a simple answer to how this has happened; Still, instead, it’s a combination of many factors, including failure to teach crucial history, economics and civics in the classroom, Marxist indoctrination on college campuses, pop culture’s embrace of cultural Marxism and PC culture, and the Mainstream Media’s obsessive efforts to cover up for the left’s radical transformation.

Most of my interest has been on what’s happening in the American middle school and high school classrooms across the country. More specifically, I’ve been focusing on what’s left out of history classes. Our nation’s students are not learning critical facts about the history of Marxism, socialism, communism, or capitalism.

But that was until I found out about the Confucius Institute, which, on paper, claims to be bringing the Chinese language to American schools and campuses. This program is a wolf in sheep’s clothing: last month, the US State Department declared the Confucius Institute intends to have a “malign influence” and encouraged schools to “take action to safeguard your educational environments…The presence of this authoritarian influence on our campuses has never been more concerning, nor more consequential.”

Communist China is a massive threat to America’s future. They are responsible for COVID-19, but Americans are so unaware of the history of communist China, they were quick to believe the Mainstream Media’s talking points from the Chinese Communist Party throughout 2020.

We need the LAST thing right now for China to influence our children in American classrooms via their Trojan Horse: the Confucius Institute.

Moving forward, our students deserve MORE information on the history of China’s atrocities, including the 10,000+ pro-democracy protestors murdered at the Tiananmen Square Massacre, the One Child Policy, forced sterilizations, the cover-up of COVID-19, the Concentration Work camps holding over two million Uyghur Muslims, and so much more.

Do you guys know anyone who experienced the Confucius Institute in class?