In any communist country, one of the first things that always happens is ‘re-education’. The new ruling party must re-educate the masses. The population must support the new order or else. In the old days, “or else” was a choice between living and dying. In our more civilized world of 2021, the dying part is now ‘canceled’ from participating in society. Only in mission critical cases like Phil Haney or Seth Rich do they physically cancel people.

With much of the coup driven by Marxist social division, we see signs of “re-education” everywhere. In little Northfield, Minnesota, we found the small, private Carlton College. A school not for the poor, the tuition is $ 59,000 a year, the faculty has skipped the coup train. A black student demanded a change. The Board responded quickly by requiring all university employees to attend segregated anti-racism “fighting” sessions despite the fact that there has never been a history of even one racial incident at the university.

The University of Florida requires students to take diversity and inclusion training. Students are taught that ‘equity’ is fair while ‘equality’ is unfair. Many other lessons suggest that whites are the problem. The program contains multiple-choice questions, infographics, and videos. The questions and videos focus on specific examples of insensitive language and interactions between white and minority students. One of the many mind boggling questions is: “Is it cultural appropriation for a white man to host a ‘Salsa and Hats’ themed party? The answer is yes.

At Illinois Roosevelt University, professors bragged about a recent Zoom call about how they indoctrinate Department of Education students in the ways of social justice. One said, “I mean, it’s all social justice; all day, every day, I can talk about the things that I love. I’m really living life here.” The teacher also teaches at the elementary school and is a liaison officer for the National Education Association. Communist indoctrination has a life of its own.

The state of California announced a new Ethnic Studies curriculum required in all state high schools. The new class manual is a whopping 900 pages. It teaches the historic American oppression of Blacks, Hispanics, and Asian Americans. It teaches that people are divided into oppressors or oppressed, based solely on the color of their skin and that whites have all the power while non-whites have none of the power; States ‘educating’ our children.

Columbia University, one of America’s oldest and most prestigious colleges, retained future-style graduation. Although the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits racial discrimination, it apparently does not apply to the extraordinary communist school. They kicked off the graduation with ceremonies for Native Americans only, followed by the Lavender graduation for the LBGTQ alphabet soup crowd. These were followed by the Latinx graduation for Hispanic students and finally the black graduation, not to mention when whites and Asians graduate. You see, there is more than one way to re-educate our youth. Take the wedge deep with a return to segregation and without a word of protest.

In yet another angle on reeducation, Disney, the original American icon for children, announced changes to some of its gold classics. His iconic children’s movie Dumbo is no more. You see, the music has racial overtones from the Jim Crow days. Next, on the cutting board, my all-time favorite Peter Pan. It seems that Peter is disrespectful to Native Americans and the movie shows cultural appropriation. Finally, Disney eliminated The Aristocats. A surprise? Barely in 2021. Disney says: “The Siamese cat Shun Gon is depicted as a racist caricature of the East Asian peoples with exaggerated stereotypical features, such as slanted eyes and rooster teeth.” They’re also taking a look at Swiss Family Robinson and Lady and the Tramp. Don’t you wish this was just a bad dream?

Unfortunately, the re-education of our youth began in earnest 50 years ago. It was subtle but effective. Now his efforts after the coup are in full view. And the long march continues as most Americans walk together, looking at their phones.

Until next time … watch your back and be wary of ‘canceled’ birds. You could be next.