Some folks in this movement are protesting the left-wing socialist propaganda that passes in our public school classrooms for history, social studies, economics and literature curricula.
That rumbling sound you hear isn’t a snow-removal truck, a low-flying plane or a train inadvertently chugging through your backyard.
No, it’s the low, slow churning of civic discontent, fomenting thanks to the decades-long trend toward educational mediocrity and resulting in a grass-roots movement that will — with any luck at all — restore our nation’s status as a well-educated and virtuous people.
You could call it “Occupy Parental Authority Over Indoctrination and Educational Malpractice Being Perpetrated by the Liberal Educational Establishment.” In fact, that has a nice ring to it.
As with the Occupy movement, the goals of this revolution are varied. (Unlike the Occupy movement, this uprising seeks more freedom, not government serfdom, but I digress.)
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