From WSJopinion: With victory comes responsibility. Youngkin was elected with a mandate to stop progressive tyranny. Prohibiting the use of DEI statements is a place to start, writes R.R. Reno.
Journal Editorial Report: Darla Romfo of the Children’s Scholarship Fund, on school politics. Image: Evelyn Hockstein/ReutersGlenn Youngkin was elected Virginia’s governor in large part because of the uproar over extremist ideologies that promote racial division under the guise of “antiracism.” But what can he do about the problem? The first step is simple: Prohibit the use of “diversity, equity and inclusion” statements in any state government or government-funded agency.
The anger about critical race theory in schools reflects a larger frustration. In the past two years, the diversity regime has hardened. Its proponents have adopted more-strident rhetoric. Some speak openly of quotas. The range of permitted opinion has narrowed.
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Opinion | Youngkin Clears a Path to Victory for 2022From WSJopinion: Congratulations, Gov.-elect Youngkin. Republican 2022 candidates: Pay attention to how he did it, writes KarlRove
Weiterlesen »
‘Saturday Night Live’ Cold Open Tackles Aaron Rodgers, Glenn Youngkin’s Victory in Virginia, Donald TrumpCecily Strong's Judge Jeanine began by interviewing Pete Davidson's Rodgers about not getting his COVID-19 vaccine, even though he previously said he was 'immunized.'
Weiterlesen »
Chris Christie urges Trump to 'tell the truth about the election and move on'The former New Jersey governor also called Glenn Youngkin's recent gubernatorial election win in Virginia 'the start of a new era' for Republicans.
Weiterlesen »
Jim Acosta's 'stop the squeal' message to Republicans goes viralThe CNN anchor noted that there was a 'peaceful transfer of power' after Republican Glenn Youngkin won Virginia's race for governor.
Weiterlesen »
Youngkin's rural voter landslide sounds alarms for DemocratsIt's fine for Democrats to be the party of urban (and much of suburban) America, but they can't afford to lose rural voters by this much.
Weiterlesen »