For most people, it is a widely accepted fact that the United States was founded on July 4, 1776. It is a fact we have long learned in our history classes, and it is why we come together as a country every year to recognize and celebrate the founding and independence of our nation.
But in the era of progressive insanity that has led to declining patriotism, it has now become common practice for certain sectors of our society to use so-called “land and labor acknowledgments” to diminish and downplay America’s right to our own nation. Worse, it’s another way radical school district employees are teaching children to hate America.
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