Two Polk County advocacy groups have the same concern: political ideology in the classroom.
Moms for Liberty and Annie’s Foundation stand on opposing sides of the debate over what should be allowed in schools and both organizations said they believe the situation has worsened over the years.
Jennifer Turner, mom and chair for Polk County’s Moms for Liberty, pulled her kid out of public school after expressing concerns and not seeing the curriculum changes she wanted. She said her nine-year-old biracial son came home upset asking for a DNA test to find out “how Black he was.”
“He was sad
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