https://youtu.be/cBADdr6YGnA

What is “Land Acknowledgment” and how is it a shallow, insulting example of virtue-signaling forced on kids who might not be old enough to understand?

Selwyn Duke writes on it for The New American, and Tucker Carlson recently discussed it on his FoxNews program.

Duke puts it bluntly, covering one example from earlier in the so-called “school year” of Renton, Washington. He explains that the practice in that case involved "…(K)indergarteners being forced daily to recite ‘land acknowledgements,' which are admissions that they live on stolen land."

In a virtual kindergarten classroom in the suburbs of Seattle, a mom says the person hired to teach her young son has instead been tormenting him and his classmates by accusing them of living on ‘stolen land.’

The Renton woman appeared on KIRO radio’s Dori Monson show on Tuesday (Sept 29), going only by her first name, Angela.

On the first day of her son’s virtual class, Angela said she heard the unusual message as the teacher welcomed students and launched into the day’s lesson.

By day three or four, she told the hosts of the radio show, she had decided to record what the teacher was saying to the class of five-year-olds.

And, though she spoke to the school principal about it, and received a promise from a school administrator that the teacher would be advised, nothing changed. In fact, it got worse.

Today, [Tuesday] though, the teacher took 17 minutes of class time to talk about it. First, she showed a video of another school doing land acknowledgment, like a poem. Then she had the kids repeat that acknowledgement poem back. And, then, she decided that the students were going to write one for the Duwamish people. So, they took the time to do that.