Friend,

On too many college campuses today, ideas are muffled, and perspectives are often one-sided.

A recent poll in The Harvard Crimson’s annual spring faculty survey show that out of 1,100 professors polled:

37% indicate their political views are “very liberal” (an 8% increase since last year).
45% characterize their political views as “liberal.”
16% classify their political views as “moderate.”
1% indicate that their views are “conservative.”
No faculty members identify as “very conservative.”

Harvard is hardly alone in its political bias. University faculty who identify as “liberal” consistently outnumber their “conservative” colleagues. And this trend has accelerated in recent years.

As socialist ideology gains traction on college campuses, students are forced to self-silence or self-censor to avoid conflict or cancellation.

We must prepare high school students against the indoctrination on campuses BEFORE they go to college.

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My name is Zilvinas Silenas, President of the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE). Our mission is to inspire, educate, and connect future leaders with the economic, ethical, and legal principles of a free society.

FEE is reaching out directly to high school students through our educational programs like FEE in the Classroom.

FEE in the Classroom is a unique program held in brick-and-mortar and virtual classrooms across the country that teaches young Americans the principles of free markets, individual liberty, and limited government.

These subjects are increasingly becoming “forbidden courses” as socialist professors rapidly displace their right-leaning counterparts on college campuses.

But these subjects are essential in our everyday lives, even if socialist professors don’t want our students to learn them.

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In a single day, 75–300 students, on average, engage with FEE’s faculty of acclaimed instructors through compelling lectures, exciting economic experiments, engaging group discussions, and Q&As.

Students learn how the core principles of individual liberty and free-market economics apply to their daily lives, communities, careers, and the state of the nation.

This program challenges high school students to think outside the box, to challenge the mainstream narrative.

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Thank you,