3 chapters across the catalog
Nicole Hannah-Jones, UNC Tenure Dispute and Gag Rule
Journalist Nicole Hannah-Jones, creator of the 1619 Project, declined a faculty position at the University of North Carolina after being denied tenure. Amy Goodman's coverage of the event is criticized for being slanted. Additionally, a coalition is calling on the Biden administration to permanently end the "global gag rule" regarding abortion counseling for international nonprofits.
Healthcare Workers, Flu Vaccine Mandates, and Falsified Records
Multiple accounts describe healthcare and university employees circumventing mandatory flu vaccine requirements through various methods. Strategies include self-reporting false data at UNC Chapel Hill, pharmacists discarding doses while providing receipts, and individuals leaving clinics before the injection is administered. These stories highlight a growing resistance to employment-contingent medical mandates.
School Lockdown Drills and Homeland Security Grants
A former psychotherapist shares concerns about the frequency of school lockdown drills, which she describes as "slave training" for children. A news report details a drill involving a school bus takeover and "crisis actors," funded by federal Homeland Security grants. The hosts argue these exercises are designed to condition children to cower rather than take proactive safety measures.
