A white supremacist homeschooling group distributes Nazi resources, and the state can’t do anything about it
The Ohio-based homeschooling group has more than 3,000 subscribers and uses a social media platform to spread messages that are racist, pro-Nazi, anti-Semitic and homophobic.
A white supremacist online homeschooling organization is distributing Nazi resources, but Ohio law limits the state’s ability to intervene.
Following parents’ complaints about the organization spreading messages of white supremacy in educational tools, the Ohio Department of Education — which does not review or authorize home school curricula — began an investigation and examination of its compliance with statutory and regulatory standards, CNN reported.
The homeschooling group, created in October 2021, has more than 3,000 subscribers and uses a social media messaging platform to share information and lesson plans. Its first message states that they mostly share resources for curriculum recommendations for elementary-aged children.
Since then, it has shared numerous messages that are racist, anti-Semitic, pro-Nazi and homophobic.
“We have fought hard for our right to homeschool the children,” a December post reads, according to CNN. “Without homeschooling the children, our children are left defenseless to the schools and the Gay Afro Zionist scum that run them.” Another displayed pages of handwritten Hitler quotes with a “Thanksgiving copywork” directive.
As Martin Luther King Jr. Day approached just last month, a user named Mrs. Saxon posted that it was their responsibility as parents to assure their children knew the late civil rights leader as “the deceitful, dishonest, riot-inciting negro he actually was.”
“He is the face of a movement which ethnically cleansed whites out of urban areas,” Mrs. Saxon continued, according to CNN, “and precipitated the anti-white regime that we are now fighting to free ourselves from.”
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