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When public schools shut down last year millions of homes became virtual classrooms. Students became anxious, disinterested, and isolated; unable to truly interact with friends and teachers. Many say the result led to a pandemic within a pandemic as some kids struggled to find answers or a way out.
Heathyr Sidle and Michael Myronuk have fond memories of their 14-year-old son Michael Jr. One of the most unique kids I ve ever met, Sidle told CBN News. He just had a really cool personality. As the number of voices facing big-tech censorship continues to grow, please sign up for Faithwire’s daily newsletter and download the CBN News app, developed by our parent company, to stay up-to-date with the latest news from a distinctly Christian perspective.
New York Times weaponizes youth suicides to push for school reopenings
As the 2021 spring semester begins in the United States, the corporate press, spearheaded by the
New York Times, is seeking to justify the criminal policy of school reopenings on the grounds that school closures are leading to an increase in student suicides. In so doing, the media is deliberately obscuring the true origins of the mental health crisis affecting young people, while at the same time providing a pseudo-moral justification for homicidal policies that have led and will continue to lead to countless infections and deaths from the coronavirus.
About 150 Baltimore County residents attended a rally Saturday in Towson to decry extended school closures that they say are harming students academically and emotionally.