Corey DeAngelis retells the story of how the pandemic response by teachers unions and other groups angered parents and changed public education forever.
were pushing a political agenda that blatantly sought to shut parents out of the education of their own children.
Mockingly dedicated to Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, the nation’s second largest teachers union for “doing more to advance freedom in education than anyone could have ever imagined,” DeAngelis’s new bookrecounts how the failures of the public education system were laid bare by the pandemic in remarkable detail.
The biggest villain in this story is the teachers unions, whose misdeeds during the pandemic are numerous and astonishing. In Chicago, Illinois; Los Angeles, California; and Cambridge, Massachusetts, DeAngelis reminds readers that teachers unions used the charge of racism and white supremacy to smear families who begged for school districts to return to in-person classes.
As these fights over school availability gave way to battles over pornography, critical race theory, gender ideology, and parental rights in schools, the winner in it all was the cause to which DeAngelis has dedicated his life: school choice.
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