Most people only see the public statements.
They never see what’s said when the door is closed, and no one thinks they are being watched.
This is where Accuracy in Media’s work begins.
An undercover investigator walks in with a hidden camera.
An administrator says what they would never admit in public.
Then Accuracy in Media forces it into the open, and the pressure begins.
For example, in Texas, our hidden camera investigations caught school officials admitting they were breaking state law, placing boys in girls’ sports, and coaching parents on falsifying records. The outrage triggered Attorney General investigations, forced resignations, and helped build on the momentum that led to school choice and the first statewide ban on DEI in public education.
At Northwestern University, President Michael Schill had struck a deal with an illegal antisemitic encampment and cut backroom agreements with pro-Hamas radicals. So we brought the pressure straight to his doorstep. A mobile billboard circled his home. More than 30,000 messages flooded the Board of Trustees demanding accountability. And it worked. Schill resigned in disgrace.
In Seattle Public Schools, an antisemitic radical teacher was protected by administrators while he taught students that men can get pregnant, mocked straight students, and posted pro-Hamas propaganda online. Complaints were ignored. So AIM intervened. A mobile billboard went up outside his school. He was confronted on camera. Parents and AIM activists flooded the school district, demanding accountability. This resulted in his termination.
Accountability.
Policy changes.
Laws enforced.
None of this happens by accident.
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