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DeSantis not anti-LGBTQ, but pro-parent; keeping dogs and people safe - Vimarsana News

DeSantis not anti-LGBTQ, but pro-parent; keeping dogs and people safe

The Parental Rights in Education Act is pro-parent, not anti-LGBTQ, and Ron DeSantis is not eliminating African American studies, just one course.

DeSantis to Boycott NBC and Its Affiliates Until Andrea Mitchell Corrects 'Blatant Lie' - Vimarsana News

DeSantis to Boycott NBC and Its Affiliates Until Andrea Mitchell Corrects 'Blatant Lie'

The office of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced on social media that it will not consider any requests ...

LGBT+ Organizations Demand Resignation of College Board CEO - Vimarsana News

LGBT+ Organizations Demand Resignation of College Board CEO

Far-left organizations are demanding the resignation of College Board CEO David Coleman after the organization modified AP African American Studies.

Book burning in the 21st century - The Martha's Vineyard Times - Vimarsana News

Book burning in the 21st century - The Martha's Vineyard Times

Seventy years ago, Ray Bradbury published his dystopian novel, “Fahrenheit 451,” depicting the duty of firemen to burn books regarded by the government as dangerous or subversive. Written during the beginning of the Cold War, the book reacted to the book burnings that took place in Nazi Germany and the attacks on free thought in […]

Youngkin orders VA's Education Secretary to review the College Board's 'AP African American Studies' - Vimarsana News

Youngkin orders VA's Education Secretary to review the College Board's 'AP African American Studies'

Gov. Glenn Youngkin has ordered Virginia's Education Secretary to review the College Board's "AP African American Studies," joining three other states.