The First National Civics Day
 |
Founded this year under the auspices of the Long Island University’s Roosevelt School and The Society of Presidential Descendents founded National Civics Day in 2021 the day celebrates the importance of civic education all across America and the date commemorates the date the Federalist Papers were first published on October 27, 1787.
These documents were published by Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison in the form of 85 essays under the pen name “Publiu" and served as a foundation for the United States Constitution.
Civic education as a social science prepares students for their roles as citizens. The false indoctrination of the public school systems has lead so many students astray over the years that too many have no concept of civics and how it relates to The Republic and what the nation is all about.
The aims of a civics education include but are not limited too improvement in critical thinking so you don't end up a stupid libtard toad like we see hopping around everywhere.
Improved communication skills which are relevant to the greater good and not simply a whiny message from some triggered pussy hat wearing imbecile, a spirit of community service and engagement so we can replace the scoundrels who are in office for personal gain like the Clintons, the Obamas, the Bushs, the Bidens, the Harris and too many others there for the wrong reasons and subjecting the rest of us to there whims.
So, even though the day is not an officially sanctioned observance I feel that those who are civics oriented are more likely to vote, volunteer, engage in political discussions at home, work on community projects, speak publicly, and communicate with elected officials.
Civics education and participation surely can't hurt.