The self-described lesbian Marxist running the American Library Association (ALA) wants utilize these places as good-old fashioned indoctrination centers and has some sick words for those criticizing her.

The Federalist reported last week that ALA President Emily Drabinski was caught making several disturbing remarks in a video which help reveal her true agenda.

Drabinski makes crystal clear that being a Marxist “is very much who I am and shapes a lot of how I think about social change.” She next claims that her queerness subverts “normal family types” and says that sexually explicit LGBT books are needed in children’s libraries to show “gay people doing gay things.”

Drabinski then makes racist, anti-white statements against concerned parents who disagree with her. Such comments included describing them as “far right, white supremacist, fascist,” an “angry white mob,” and more.

VIDEO:

It is a blatantly obvious and self-evident truth that politics and pornography have no place in our children’s libraries. Yet a shocking investigation by AAF has revealed that the president of the American Library Foundation Emily Drabinski, a self-described Marxist, wants to do… pic.twitter.com/bA6ikylzRl

— Real Life Footage (@RealLifeFootage) August 30, 2023

Drabinski was then caught making more disturbing remarks over the weekend. Independent journalist Karlyn Boryshenko went to a socialist conference in Chicago this weekend and captured audio of Drabinski calling for libraries to be places for “socialist organizing.” Yes, she wants to use places where Americans rent books to launch the next Marxist revolution.

LISTEN:

EXCLUSIVE

I spent the last three days undercover at the largest socialist conference in the country.

That's where I caught American Library Association President Emily Drabinski saying explicitly that libraries (and public schools) need to be sites of socialist organizing. pic.twitter.com/ef55rGhRLl

— Karlyn Borysenko (@DrKarlynB) September 4, 2023

Hi, I’m Emily and I’m a librarian. I want to say thank you for bringing up libraries, classroom libraries…who have been under attack in similar ways.

Buit I think your point that public education needs to be site of socialist organizing. I think libraries do to and that happens.

I haven’t seen that working in libraries, but I think there is a real opportunity to both connect what’s happening in public education, what’s happening in public libraries, but we also need some help in the libraries.

We need to be on the agenda of socialist organizing. I just want to thank you for your work.

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A new report said a majority of Americans are just squeaking by as a mountain of debt grows taller and taller.

As of July, 61 percent of adults in a LendingClub survey said they were living paycheck to paycheck, according to CNBC.

The study found that 78 percent of consumers who earn under $50,000 a year and 65 percent of those who make between $50,000 and $100,000 annually were living paycheck to paycheck in July.

Forty-four percent of those earning more than $100,000 a year were living check to check, the study said.

“Consumers are undoubtedly continuing to feel the impact of inflation and rising interest rates,” said Chris Fred, the head of TD Bank’s credit cards and unsecured lending.

Credit card debt reached $1.03 trillion in the second quarter of the year, according to The Week. Credit card delinquencies hit 7.2 percent.

“The increase in delinquencies and defaults is symptomatic of the tough decisions that these households are having to make right now — whether to pay their credit card bills, their rent or buy groceries,” said Mark Zandi, Moody’s Analytics chief economist, according to The Washington Post.

The Post noted that the annual credit card interest rate is 20.6 percent.

“People don’t like going into default or delinquency with credit cards — it makes a lot of people feel very nervous and unhappy,” said Neil Saunders, managing director for retail at GlobalData. “It underlines how much some consumers are under pressure, and it’s one of the cracks that’s appearing in the consumer economy.”

Economist David Rosenberg said a recession is looming, and debt could be what pushed the nation into one, according to Insider.

“We just replaced credit cards with what happened with subprime mortgages 15 years ago. This is how a recession starts, it starts with a significant erosion in credit quality in one particular asset class, and right now you’re seeing it in credit cards, and it is not insignificant, even though it’s not residential mortgages [like 2008],” he said.

“We’ve had a massive interest rate shock; we haven’t seen the full impact yet. Part of this has been blunted by two things, student debt relief — done — and stimulus checks of over $2 trillion — done. On top of that, we have China seemingly heading into some sort of recession. Certainly it’s already entered a structural slowdown that’s bumping up against a cyclical slowdown, and it is exporting deflation to the rest of the world.”

Bidenomics is making life worse for Americans, House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith, a Missouri Republican, said in a statement on his website.

“The American people are still being throttled by the Biden administration’s disastrous agenda and reckless spending. Under Republican economic policies, job growth reached historic highs while lower-income workers saw fifty percent higher wage growth than high-income earners,” he said.

“Today, under President [Joe] Biden, the situation is reversed, and lower-income workers are suffering the most: 63 percent of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. This has been exacerbated by higher prices that have robbed every working family of $10,000 per year and stifled economic growth,” he said.

Overall, the cost of living has risen 16 percent from inflation since Biden took office, Tiana Lowe Doescher wrote in an Op-Ed in the Washington Examiner. That means Americans have lost 16 percent of their spending power.

“The numbers are even more egregious when you break them down by the categories on which the least privileged spend a disproportionate amount of their incomes,” Doescher wrote.

“The consumer price index specifically for food is up 19 percent since January 2021, and electricity prices are up 23 percent,” she said. “Used car prices are up a staggering 30 percent, and car repairs cost 23 percent more than two years ago.”

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.

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