we’re exposing what the schools are doing right out in the open

Critical Race Theory is taught in K-12 schools. Social Emotional Learning is teachers practicing psychology on your kids without a license or parental permission. And indoctrination into radical gender ideology (grooming) is a very real and dangerous thing. But the craziest part is that most schools are doing this right out in the open, where we all can see and access the information.

Schools Exposed is a core project within the Unwoke Army. We’re going to use the information they’ve given us to expose them.

Our first step is getting organized.

When was the last time you looked your school’s website and social media? Public schools put a shocking amount of information right in public view, on their websites, their YouTube channels, and their other social media properties.

What if we had all that data collected in one place and organized so anyone could access and utilize it? That would make it easier to focus our efforts.

So, let’s do that. We’re going to compile a spreadsheet of the websites and social media for as many public schools as possible, with a specific focus on their diversity and equity offices, organize it by state, and make it available for people to do crowdsourced journalism.

Please help us compile this information by completing this simple survey for the school in your town.

This is a step everyone can do – if every single parent took 5 minutes to input their school’s data, we would instantly have a wealth of information without having to track it all down separately. You’ll be asked to provide their website URL, the URL for their diversity and equity office (if they have it), their YouTube information if they have one, and anything else that is relevant. 

You can submit this information completely anonymously, but you can also enter your email address so we can keep in touch.

When you complete this form, you’ll be asked for the following information:

• The URL of the website for the school in your town.
• The specific URL for your school’s diversity and equity office, if it exists. Oftentimes, offices will have specific websites, particularly in larger school districts.
• The YouTube page for your school and/or for your school’s diversity and equity office. Again, this could be the same or they may be different. If your school’s equity office has a separate page, it’s important we know that because it’s likely there’s juicy stuff there.
• Any other information you think would be helpful to us.
• Your email address, if you’d like to keep in touch. This is optional. You may submit the form completely anonymously. 

If every single parent who was concerned about what’s going on in the schools took 5 minutes to submit this information, we would instantly be more organized than we are right now.

Help us out.