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A Sacramento-based nonprofit organization is receiving federal funds to teach students how to be non-violent through theater classes.

The agency created after 9/11 to protect the nation from another terrorist attack is giving nonprofits, local governments, and academic institutions millions of dollars to promote media literacy and combat what the Biden administration considers to be “disinformation.

(CNS News) – As a part of its Targeted Violence and Terrorism Prevention Program (TVTP), the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has awarded $7 million in grants to organizations, academic institutions, and local municipalities to promote what they call “media literacy.”

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(CNSNews) – As part of its Targeted Violence and Terrorism Prevention Program (TVTP), the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is awarding an organization $374,996 to create eight episodes of a true-crime podcast examining cases of planned violence.

Some councilmembers, including Mike Bonin, are concerned. He argues that vulnerable people seeking help from teachers, social workers and faith leaders could be subjected to more scrutiny from law enforcement.

The Department of Homeland Security has recently given Missouri State University a $645,776 grant to help students and their community talk about subjects such as terrorism and discrimination.

The idea is back after the Capitol riot, but the enemies of democracy could use such a statute as a tool against the left.