‘A sad state’: US schools blasted for teaching victimhood instead of the dangers of socialism
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Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer says American education is increasingly focused on marginalised victim groups while failing to teach young people about the dangers of socialism and communism. “When you look at the media, corporate America, big tech and the education system, you start to see so many things evolve,” Mr Spicer told News24 host James Macpherson. “Right now, there’s a reason that socialism and communism in America are being embraced by so many young people because they don’t learn the dangers of it. “The idea that that’s not part of their school’s education curriculum is a sad, sad state of being. “Instead of focusing on them, and the greatness that came out of that day and the American spirit that came out of that day, and the resolve that came out of that day, they want to find the marginalised victim groups.”
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