May Day Protest Is Really Cool Way to Teach K-6 How to Get Their Power Back – Twitchy

As Twitchy just reported, parents were left scrambling for child care when at least 11 school districts in North Carolina canceled classes at the last minute so that the teachers could participate in what the union called a “Kids Over Corporations” rally on the Marxist holy day of May 1. As we reported last week, the Chicago Teachers’ Union, famous for tweeting during the COVID-19 lockdowns that “the push to reopen schools is rooted in sexism, racism, and misogyny,” joined with Mayor Brandon Johnson in calling for city schools to close on May Day so that teachers and students would be free to protest ICE, President Trump, capitalism, etc. Instead of closing schools, though, they settled on declaring May 1 a “Civic Day of Action.”





This first-grade teacher from the Chicago Teachers’ Union said her school was organizing kindergartners through sixth graders to march. Kindergartners.

She mentioned that the teachers would have their little workers making signs and banners as “art projects” and were learning “This Land Is Your Land,” written by communist Woody Guthrie as an alternative to “America the Beautiful.” She thought it was a “really cool way for us to show students they can take their power back.”

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It was really diabolical to call for a “Civic Day of Action” on May Day. Teachers were upset that the communist holiday fell on a weekday when they were supposed to be in the classroom, so they found a way out of it and a way to involve the students.

Speaking of students, here’s one participating in the “Civic Day of Action” by reading from her phone:





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