
Zuckerberg-backed curriculum pushes far-left ideologies on reparations and defunding the police
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Zuckerberg-backed Summit Learning platform teaches a narrow version of U.S. politics, featuring voices such as Nikole Hannah-Jones and Michelle Alexander.
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Fox News Digital reviewed screenshots from the internal platform available to teachers which showed that Summit Learning was presenting a lens of U.S. politics that favored left-wing and far-left opinions, and more rarely – if ever – included a right-wing viewpoint on the issues such as reparations, mass incarceration, and police reform.
For example, teachers were instructed to combat a student's "misconception" that only "people are racist; a system can't be racist" by "provide[ing]… examples… of structural racism." According to Summit, an example of "structural racism" is "standardized tests" which use "words and phrases that reflec[t] dominant White culture."

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