THE UNDERGROUND HISTORY OF EDUCATION IN AMERICA

[Aaron (Al) Lewis]

Cater G. Woodson, talked the the miseducation of the Negro in the book with the same title. You may be surprised to know that so called black people are not the only ones who have miseducated. You may be equally surprised to learn that public education by some standards is not failing, well at least not failing for the few who benefit from having a well indoctrinated and domesticated work force. 

 

Ask your self just how much do you really know about the origins of compulsory government education? Who were the major players and how did they benefit from it? What city was the first to have public education? Why has the United States fallen so far behind other so called "first world" countries, particularly in the subjects of science and mathematics?

 

Now ask yourself can you or your child afford the cost of a college education without being indebted for the rest of your and their lives?

 

All one has to do to survive is not die. However, to thrive in this world one must have the capacity to think and think critically. To do so one must be taught to think. Public compulsory education was not and is not designed to provide that for the great majority of its students and students become workers and citizens and prisoners, and the pawns and fodder for the military and multi-national corporations and a host of other energy suckers (thought and energy vampires) who bleed you and your children without equal reciprocity. You and your offspring simply become batteries for the matrix and never even know how and where you got set up. Would you ever had imagined that the main assembly line was school, in particular public school?

 

To learn more go to: http://www.johntaylorgatto.com/underground/index.htm

 

To experience the impact real time don't forget to attend the Cooper/Jones Educational Initiative on April 2, 2011. You can sign up on the main page of this site. Just look up top and you will see the announcement.