Zuckerberg-backed Summit Learning platform teaches a narrow version of U.S. politics, featuring voices such as Nikole Hannah-Jones and Michelle Alexander.
is pushing a narrow lens of U.S. politics, including commentary by left-wing activists such as the New York Times' Nikole Hannah-Jones and Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors, according to the curriculum obtained and reviewed by Fox News Digital. and is used by 400 schools – which amounts to approximately 80,000 students.
ZUCKERBERG-BACKED SUMMIT LEARNING PLATFORM SUGGESTS SCHOOLS 'LISTEN' TO PARENTS' 'ONLINE CONVERSATIONS' "[W]e must radically transform the system from its roots," Cullors said."Systemic problems aren't easy to fix, but we can take steps toward progress by re-examining the way we fund and rely on law enforcement in this country."Another source said that"American policing… should be demilitarized and disentangled."
Fox News Digital reached out to Summit Learning who said that claims of"bias" were"unfounded." They stated Summit doesn't make decisions on what curriculum schools teach and instead those decisions are made at the local and school level.
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