In Doctrine Nation with Josh Weiner

00:00 – Introduction 00:57 – Meet Laura Zhiss 02:22 – Jewish Identity in the South 05:51 – The Homework Assignment 07:23 – Gaza Strip Red Flag 08:31 – Biased Classroom Slides 10:56 – Connecting Bias to School Incidents 16:08 – Meeting with School Administration 18:12 – Unvetted Online Curriculum 25:44 – Discovering Textbook Problems 29:04 – Speaking at School Board Meetings 36:05 – District Curric...

00:00 Introduction to PeerK12 and Recent Events 01:11 The Impact of October 7th on Jewish Students 05:04 Mobilizing Against Antisemitism in Schools 10:09 The Challenge of School Responses to Hate 12:04 The Role of Social Media in Antisemitism 16:26 Confronting Hate Speech and Accountability 23:21 Strategic Responses to Antisemitism 29:49 The Broader Implications of Indoctrination 35:45 Political a...

00:00 Introduction to PeerK-12 and Its Mission 09:57 The Emergence of Ethnic Studies and Its Implications 19:06 The Controversy Surrounding AB 101 26:00 The Role of the Liberated Ethnic Studies Consortium 34:00 Real-Life Impacts of Antisemitism in Schools 39:58 Mobilizing the Community Against Antisemitism 43:15 The Importance of Nuanced Resolutions Against Antisemitism 44:39 Community Response to...

Karen Feldman explores the systemic issues of antisemitism and social justice extremism within New York City's public schools. With nearly 30 years of experience in Holocaust education, Karen shares her insights on the challenges educators face and the urgent need for reform. She discusses her personal journey and dedication to Holocaust education, the rise of systemic antisemitism and social just...

Tracy Wolfe discusses her experiences living in Glencoe, Illinois, and the challenges she faced regarding the education system at New Trier High School, particularly around issues of anti-Semitism and the implementation of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs. Tracy shares her activism in response to the cancellation of Holocaust Remembrance Day and the community's reaction to it. She h...

Prof David Halahmy, a history professor and creator of the YouTube series 'History for the Ages.' discusses his journey into teaching history, the impact of social media on historical literacy, and the evolution of history education. David shares insights on the importance of understanding Zionism and anti-Zionism, the role of academia in shaping historical narratives, and the intersection of anti...

Professor Nathan Katz explores the comparative studies of Judaism and Hinduism, delving into his personal journey that led him to this unique field. He discusses the importance of understanding religious beliefs in an academic context, the challenges of misrepresentation in education, and the need for a new framework to understand old and new religions. The conversation emphasizes the significance...

Sharon Sorkin, a parent activist from Ann Arbor, Michigan, shares her journey of navigating the complexities of school board politics and community activism following the events of October 7th, 2023. Sharon discusses her family's move to Ann Arbor, the challenges they faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the subsequent rise of antisemitism in her community. She details her efforts to mobilize p...

The conversation delves into the film 'October 8', which explores the rise of antisemitism in America, particularly on college campuses, following the October 7th attacks by Hamas. The filmmakers discuss the ideological roots of this antisemitism, the role of social media in shaping perceptions, and the influence of K-12 education. They also examine the implications of foreign funding in academia...

00:00 Meet Jacob Rudolph: A Young Candidate's Journey 02:50 Navigating Special Education Challenges 06:02 Confronting Antisemitism in Schools 11:53 The Role of School Board Members 18:03 Addressing Systemic Antisemitism 23:47 Activism vs. Education in Schools 30:04 Curriculum Changes for a Better Future 35:58 Putting Students First: A New Approach Copyright © 2024 The North American Values Institu...

Prof Rona Kaufman shares her deeply personal journey in combating antisemitism, reflecting on generational trauma and the evolving nature of antisemitism in modern contexts. She discusses the disconnect between American Jews and Israel, the critical role of education in addressing antisemitism, and the troubling manifestations of antisemitism in academia and law schools. Kaufman argues that anti-Z...

Shabbos Kestenbaum discusses the pervasive antisemitism at Harvard University, tracing its roots and the systemic issues that allow it to persist. He highlights the events of October 7th as a wake-up call for the broader American public regarding the hypocrisy and moral bankruptcy of elite institutions. Kestenbaum elaborates on his ongoing lawsuit against Harvard, aiming to hold the university acc...

Dr. Naya Lekht discusses her background, the rise of anti-Zionism on college campuses, and the impact of the BDS movement. She emphasizes the importance of understanding Jewish identity as it relates to anti-Zionism and the need for education to combat antisemitism. The discussion also covers the dangers of DEI initiatives, the role of the incoming administration in addressing these issues, and th...

Dr. Lance Izumi discusses the current state of K-12 education in America, highlighting the alarming statistics regarding student proficiency in reading and mathematics. He delves into the motivations behind his book, 'The Great Classroom Collapse,' and critiques the effectiveness of current educational methods, particularly the influence of constructivism and progressive education. The discussion...

Dr. Abraham Unger discusses the critical role of K-12 education in preparing students for the future, emphasizing the importance of classical education and the need for a return to foundational skills. He addresses the impact of ideological shifts in education, the role of parents in advocating for their children's education, and the significance of the middle class in driving educational reform....

Welcome to In Doctrine Nation. The podcast that exposes and opposes radical ideology in K-12 schools and academia. We examine the illiberal education loop that is teaching students what to think and not how to think. We speak with leaders across the country about the politicized ideology that fosters indoctrination masquerading as education. Copyright © 2024 The North American Values Institute