“I would never send my children to public school now, knowing what I know.”

“Once you learn the truth about American education, there’s no looking back,” Few said. Now 31, Few homeschools her two daughters, ages 6 and 2, based on Christian principles.Īnd she became dedicated to opening other people’s eyes to hidden agendas that drive policies and programming in public schools. (Photo Courtesy of April Few) Movie Chronicles Awakening April Few says she tried a homosexual lifestyle because it was “cool,” sporting a shaved head in this 2012 photo. Few turned conservative under the influence of motherhood, marriage, and her mother-in-law-who heads a national parental-empowerment organization. They had never thought about the hidden ways schools can powerfully influence young people with belief systems rather than reading, writing, and arithmetic.

She and her family had been blissfully unaware of any significant flaws plaguing the American education system. She used drugs and alcohol, lost her soccer scholarship, and flunked out of college. She shaved her head and wore masculine-type clothes because “everyone just thought it was the coolest thing,” Few told The Epoch Times in a Sept.

April Few once led a life that made her seem like “a poster child” for liberal attitudes, she says.ĭespite growing up in a solid two-parent household with one sibling in South Carolina, Few became promiscuous as a teen and young adult.

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