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The following links are some of EF’s favorite CRT resources

Click picture to read Christopher Rufo’s comprehensive CRT Briefing Book. It contains, definitions, concepts, polling data, legislation, etc.

Click picture to read Heritage Action’s CRT Toolkit. It contains definitions, talking points, and action items.

Click picture to read Mountain Brook families resource guide explaining their opposition to the Anti-Defamation League’s CRT Teacher training.

Dr. Carol Swain spoke at an Eagle Forum event about the fallacies of CRT and how to protect your community from it. Click picture to watch.

National Eagle Forum’s CRT
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CRT SCHOOL BOARD RESOLUTIONS

Vulnerable Child Compassion and Protection Act

VCAP would prohibit the performance of a medical procedure upon or to a minor child, that is intended to alter the minor child’s gender [sex] or delay puberty, with certain exceptions.

The Porn Crisis

The Porn Crisis

Eagle Council 2020 Action Items
Filmed at Eagle Council / Educational Policy Conference 2020 in St. Louis, MO

The Great Reset

Dispensary Marijuana

This packet of information was created to assist your efforts to stand against the creep of marijuana expansion and the harm it will bring to your communities. We have also commissioned the production of a “toolkit”, much like the one designed for other states.

A FEW REASONS WHY WE OPPOSE GAMBLING

Gambling and lotteries prey upon the poor and most vulnerable.

Duke University study found that the poorest third of households buy more than half of all lottery tickets.
Buffalo University Survey showed the lowest fifth on the socioeconomic scale had the “highest rate of lottery gambling” (61 percent).
Lottery sales increase poverty rates. Studies conducted across multiple states showed that the majority of scratch-off tickets are purchased by those with below-average incomes; those who often struggle to buy basic necessities
Local lottery ticket sales rise with poverty. Researchers call this “desperation hypothesis”: States are making their most hopeless citizens addicted to gambling to pay for government services
The lottery can be termed a regressive tax because the state takes a greater percentage of income from those with lower incomes

Conclusion: It’s cruel that the majority of money being spent on the gambling will come from the limited resources of the poor all under the banner of voluntary entertainment. Legislators should focus on legislation that promotes job-friendly environments and fosters strong families. Those are things that lift people out of poverty.

2. It’s an irresponsible way to raise funds for state government.

The facts show that lottery revenues decrease over time. This is problematic as legislators will need to raise taxes to make up for the decrease.
Gambling actually sucks money out of the economy. An average $325 a year is wagered on lottery tickets for every adult in the United States
For every dollar raised for the state by a lottery an additional 52 cents must be taken in to pay the expenses of raising that dollar”.

Conclusion: The negatives that gambling brings to a state far outweigh the revenues gained. Legislators should rely on common-sense budget reforms and shrinking government rather than relying on gambling income.

3. Gambling hurts families.

HB151/HB152 will open the door to on-line gambling which can be played at home or on the go. Not only does this put children at risk but, “The medical and psychological communities have determined that electronic gaming – particularly gaming on smartphones, tablets or internet connected video games – is the “gateway drug” for creating new gambling addicts.
60% of those addicted to gambling will commit crimes.
20% of gambling addicts commit or attempt suicide
63% of gambling addicts are alcoholics
20% of addicted gamblers have filed for bankruptcy
50% will abuse spouses and children
20% of the homeless are gambling addicts
50% of gambling addicts will divorce
The average (gambling) debt is between $63,000 and $110,000
Recently, scientists and mental health professionals decided to classify problem gambling as a behavioral addiction, the first of its kind, putting it in a category of disorders that also includes substance abuse. The reason for this change comes from neuroscience research, which has shown that gambling addicts have a lot in common with drug and alcohol addicts, including changes in behavior and brain activity.

Conclusion: Gambling addiction ranks within the top 10 most common addictions. If a statewide lottery is allowed the state will have to deal with the severe and abundant social and financial problems that will necessarily come with it. Again, we believe the negatives far outweigh the revenue.

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Homeschool Resource List

Eagle Forum of Alabama Board Member Lori Herring (RN-Ret), who homeschooled her four now adult boys, provides the following encouragement and resources to our readers:

Take a deep breath…let it out slowly….and look at your children with fresh eyes…. The Lord has given you these particular children because YOU and your SPOUSE were picked to teach and raise His children. You are equipped to do this. Relax…ask your Father for direction and He will hear you.

Proverbs 3:5-6 – Trust in the Lord with all thine heart and lean not to thine own understanding.
In all thy ways acknowledge him and he shall direct thy paths.

IMHO, the best way to start the day is to take a few minutes to thank the Lord for your blessings and ask Him for guidance for today. He is faithful. He will be your guide. Then teach your children to do the same.

I have compiled a list of free or low cost resources available online that anyone can use from home. It is by no means a comprehensive list. In fact, there is so much available it can be overwhelming.

The best way to homeschool is the way that works for your family, for each particular child. What works great for one family, may not work for yours. Don’t be afraid to change if it’s not working.

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The following links are some of EF’s favorite CRT resources

Click picture to read Christopher Rufo’s comprehensive CRT Briefing Book. It contains, definitions, concepts, polling data, legislation, etc.

Click picture to read Heritage Action’s CRT Toolkit. It contains definitions, talking points, and action items.

Click picture to read Mountain Brook families resource guide explaining their opposition to the Anti-Defamation League’s CRT Teacher training.

Dr. Carol Swain spoke at an Eagle Forum event about the fallacies of CRT and how to protect your community from it. Click picture to watch.

Vulnerable Child Compassion and Protection Act

Vulnerable Child Compassion and Protection Act

The Porn Crisis

The Great Reset

A FEW REASONS WHY WE OPPOSE GAMBLING

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