Thanks to politicians are poody heads for the link.
M4L is a nationwide “parental rights” organization. Like Truth and Liberty, M4L strives to take over and transform public school boards in their own Christian “conservative” image. The Southern Poverty Law Center has designated M4L as an extremist group due to their anti-LGBTQ+ policies and ties to the Proud Boys, which led the assault on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.
“Truth and Liberty,” the nonprofit that hosted Mr. and Mrs. Donalds, was founded by pastor Andrew Wommack, who has said that gay people should wear warning labels on their foreheads. Its board of directors includes Lance Wallnau, a self-described Christian nationalist, who said in 2020 that America “must destroy the public education system before it destroys us.”
Wallnau also popularized the “seven mountains” mandate trumpeted by Truth and Liberty. The mandate is a supposedly divine strategy used by Christian supremacists in order to achieve societal dominion for God, as I’ve reported previously. They seek control over these seven “mountains” or “spheres”: business, government, family, religion, media, entertainment, and education.
More at the link above. Hugs. Scottie
Here’s an interview I was just reading; it’s with an author whose book has been banned up in IA. The whole thing is good, but here’s a taste:
The interview is here: https://lithub.com/jane-smiley-on-what-its-like-to-have-your-book-banned/
Jane Smiley seems so reasonable compared to those who would silence her.
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Now that’s a weird new thing for snippets. My apologies.
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Hi Ali. Thanks for the link. I read the interview. A book written from the female perspective in a deep red republican misogynistic state doesn’t stand a chance. Yes it was going on the banned list no matter what they wanted to use to justify it. I hope this banning bull ends soon, as she said it is up to the parents not the state to decide what a child can read or watch. Hugs Scottie
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