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Kids Get Schooled on Radical Politics
Students at Brooklyn elementary school PS 321 were given a Black Lives Matter coloring book to learn about black history last week. (Images via Black Lives Matter at School)
Students at a public elementary school in Brooklyn are learning revolutionary theory from a Black Lives Matter coloring book.
By Frannie Block
02.22.24 — Education
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Children at a Brooklyn public elementary school are being taught revolutionary politics and communist terms from a Black Lives Matter coloring book, The Free Press has learned. 

Last week, teachers at PS 321—the kindergarten through fifth grade school in Park Slope—supplied students with the coloring book, What We Believe, as part of a lesson for Black H…

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Frannie Block
Frannie Block is an investigative reporter at The Free Press, where she covers the forces shaping American life—from foreign influence in U.S. politics and national security to institutional overreach and due process failures. She began her career covering breaking news at The Des Moines Register.
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