HeyJaredCarole Hornsby Haynes
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Personal Finance and the Road to Reparations (opens the original)
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The problem of poverty is not slavery. It is the black culture with single-parent families. It is the adoption of Democrat Party government programs that encourage dependency. Carole Hornsby Haynes | September 8, 2026 Beginning with the 2026-2027 academic year, millions of K-12 students will have to complete a personal finance course to graduate from high school. Thirty states are either phasing in the course requirement, or have already done so, and nine states require the content to be integra
Texas to stop teaching capitalism? (opens the original)
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Texas parents have a new fight on their hands: keeping ‘anti-racism’ out of their children’s personal finance classes. Resisting national standards, federal pressure, and outside influences, Texas historically has exercised its constitutional right to determine what Texas students will learn. The State Board of Education (SBOE) has had control over the content suitability of instructional materials and open education resources. With the Legislature’s passage of Senate Bill 6 in 2011, control ove
Democratic Socialists Are Courting the Youth (opens the original)
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In recent years, America’s positive views about capitalism have declined, and its positive views about socialism have increased. The shift is especially pronounced among younger voters. A 2021 Gallup poll found that just 47 percent of American youth, aged 18 to 34, favored capitalism, down nearly 20 points from 10 years earlier. By 2025, support had plunged still more, with only 39 percent favoring capitalism, according to the Harvard Youth Poll. The shift helps explain the rise in support by Ge
Texas Brings the Bible Back into Schools (opens the original)
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Leftists will scream that studying Scripture in public schools is unconstitutional, but is it really? In the 1963 landmark decision Abington School District v. Schempp, the U.S. Supreme Court banished Bible reading and prayer in public classrooms, ending a practice that had been commonplace since the nation’s founding. With the State Board of Education (SBOE)’s approval of a sweeping K–12 state required literature list, Texas has now returned the Bible to the classroom. Though teachers typically
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