Tea Party Members Win School Board Elections, Dismantle Forced 'Diversity'

[Alexander Hamilton]

"No doubt, if parental choice doesn't match up with the top-down diversity dictates, or if there are demographic differences in test scores, we will see that old worn-out 'racism' card played again".--YWC
Beth Roberts, a co-founder of the tea party group York 912 Patriots in York, Pa., said her organization’s guiding principles are to educate, organize, and campaign and that means keeping an eye not just on national elections, but on so-called “downticket” races, including for the local school boards.

“I can’t control what’s going on in Egypt and Libya,” said Ms. Roberts, a former elementary teacher who is now certified as a substitute. “But I can control what’s going on in Dover Township,” her home town.


Though difficult to quantify, the same forces that swept conservative candidates into office on the congressional and state levels appear to be working their way down to some local races.

Education Week: Tea Partiers Playing a Role in Some School Board Races

[PWR]

Every victory, regardless of magnitude, is deserving of applause. Change happens one person at a time and, when properly nourished, grows.

Just earlier today I was listening to a speech delivered by an honourable ex-chief of state who described how his initial group consisted of only seven people.

[Jury Nullification]

Good news indeed!

Those people should be commended for their bravery and convictions.

[Heimdallr]

Every victory, regardless of magmitude, is deserving of applause.

Here, HERE!

[lewiswestgard]

Couldn't agree more that this is very encouraging news.
Kudos to these people for what they are accomplishing.

[LoveTheWhites]

They are the real heroes. Putting in so much work just to get the right thing done. I applaud them as well.

[smedley butler]

This is a great development. After decades of Jews and closet communists dictating the agenda for public schools, it's great to see White people putting up a fight.

[Linda Kelso]

York, PA is very "diversified," if you know what I mean. It's certainly not a place I'd want to live, frankly, so there's no problem, in my mind, on speaking out against "diversity."

[silent cal]

Maybe they can go back to teaching reading, writing, and arithmetic, instead of sodomy, sadism and satire.