It's easy to side with the woke mob in our left-leaning educational culture. Contrarily, Deborah Morse-Cunningham, without targeting any specific race, has awoken the deep-seated insecurity that is giving rise to "cancel culture" and subversive criminal activity worldwide.

In her statement regarding privilege, Deborah notes gross inequities that don't make sense. Everyone should be outraged about them despite the fact that they have been hammered into our culture under the banner of leveling the playing field for those who are disadvantaged. Deborah outlines the abuses of this policy endeavor, and this is a necessary conversation that is being shut down. There is no reason to be offended by this unless one stands to benefit from these inequities.

We as people of all ages, races, cultures and creeds who love our republic and the freedoms afforded therein, ask the New York Board of Education to protect Deborah's First Amendment right to protected, free speech. We have already seen the fallout from not doing so in other elements of our culture. We ask you to make the symbolic gesture of protecting her's and every American's right to employment security while practicing their right to express a view unpopular with the masses heralding "racism" in order to destroy the lives of those who rightfully dissent and seek reason above all.

It is always the few, not the many, who raise up a culture to the point where there is something worthy of genuine academic interest. Deborah has shown not just the educational system, but the world what bravery looks like in the face of racial supremacists, election cycle psychological operations, and brazen domestic terrorism hiding behind masks that are making the world a very ugly place to live in. Let's not discount her mettle.