Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy and Twitter owner Elon Musk recently expressed their concerns about the current state of the education system in the United States. During a Twitter Spaces forum, Ramaswamy criticized the Department of Education's funding incentives that promote the adoption of specific theories in school curricula.

He even discussed his plans to dismantle the department at a forum in New Hampshire on July 20. Ramaswamy pointed out how the influence of the U.S. Department of Education extends beyond just the school boards, as it influences the availability of federal funding for public schools, which accounts for approximately 10% of their budgets.

This reliance on funding may inadvertently require schools to adopt certain ideologies related to race and gender, which Ramaswamy perceives as harmful and divisive.

In response to Ramaswamy's remarks, Musk highlighted the issue further by stating, 'So it’s a little bit invisible to a lot of people.

It’s not just the school boards that parents are happily now engaged in, the U.S. government says you don’t get money from the federal government, which covers about 10% of public-school budgets in this country unless you adopt these toxic self-hating, you know, racial and gender ideologies.'

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy and Twitter owner Elon Musk recently expressed their concerns about the current state of the education system in the United States. During a Twitter Spaces forum, Ramaswamy criticized the Department of Education's funding incentives that promote the adoption of specific theories in school curricula.
He even discussed his plans to dismantle the department at a forum in New Hampshire on July 20. Ramaswamy pointed out how the influence of the U.S. Department of Education extends beyond just the school boards, as it influences the availability of federal funding for public schools, which accounts for approximately 10% of their budgets.
This reliance on funding may inadvertently require schools to adopt certain ideologies related to race and gender, which Ramaswamy perceives as harmful and divisive.
In response to Ramaswamy's remarks, Musk highlighted the issue further by stating, 'So it’s a little bit invisible to a lot of people.
It’s not just the school boards that parents are happily now engaged in, the U.S. government says you don’t get money from the federal government, which covers about 10% of public-school budgets in this country unless you adopt these toxic self-hating, you know, racial and gender ideologies.'

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