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Schools Were Designed by Corporate Foundations - John Taylor Gatto

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First published at 05:55 UTC on May 20th, 2020.

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"The evidence for this is overwhelming and right on the surface if you know where to look. Start by looking at the results of the two congressional commissions, Walsh in 1915 and Rees in 1953. Both of them come to the identical conclusion that American forced schooling because that's what it is -- American forced schooling is the design and the execution of corporate foundations." - John Taylor Gatto

John Taylor Gatto was the former two-time New York State Teacher of the Year and one of the major voices to promote homeschooling, unschooling, and voluntary attendance schools.

He has been called "The World's Most Courageous Teacher" for exposing the origins and purposes of government monopoly compulsory schooling.

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