School forces children to march with banners chanting “Black Lives Matter”
At a school in Washington, D.C., children marched holding placards and chanting slogans in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.
Judging by the Instagram account of the educational institution, we are talking about the Lowell School, where preschoolers study in particular.
In the video, posted by @lowellschooldc, young children walk down the hall with cardboard boxes labeled BLM, and they also sing.
The video was posted on social media. The video received mixed reviews from users. In particular, many women called on parents to refuse to study their sons in such institutions.
The Lowell School website talks about “progressive education” and says, “To break the systems of oppression, exclusion, and inequality, a child must essentially value all people as equals from a young age.”
The foundation was founded in 1965, one year after Congress passed the Civil Rights Act. The founders of the school, as stated on the website, wanted to break existing standards and wanted the school to be as inclusive and diverse as possible.
