I grew up with a mom who knew how to work at modern jobs, cook, and sew, wore long hair and dresses, and if you dared try and push her around, she'd tear you a new one. She was brave and strong and you did not mess with her. I learned a lot about both modern and traditional ways to run a home from her. It was because of that I observed something really sad among the girls and women I grew up with outside the home: almost none of the young women these days know how to cook or sew at all, and often waste a ton of money buying ready-made food, and clothes from stores, rather than making it themselves. Some girls had their hair chopped off or a mess because mommy didn't know what to do with it. It's really sad how much feminism has wiped out things all women in America should know.
Even worse, the public school system doesn't value teaching home economics or parenting to any of their students. It's an elective that often the students don't know about, or are forced to take to get their diploma. Any time the schools have to cut classes for lower budgets, the first classes to get cut out are home economics. And those should be the most essential classes to be taught, because they really do teach you skills you can use as an adult!
But no...no, no, no, the bitchy, left-wing, feminazi dykes in the Teacher's Unions can't have independent, smart students that can enter the world confidently. They have to know ALGEBRA!! They have to read depressing books and call it "English Class," they have to learn basket-weaving! They have to do gender studies!
I honestly think the best thing America could do for our public schools is break up the Teacher's Unions, because they have been nothing but trouble since the 70s and have done nothing to improve our kids' education.
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