Oh please. It’s an awkward hodgepodge wave/point.

I’m pretty sure the word “normal” is used in this article to distinguish “homeschooling for normal people” from “homeschooling for crazy religious fundamentalists”, which is the only type of homeschooling most people ever even hear about.

How is this “insanely privileged”? Just because homeschooling isn’t a practical choice for everyone?

Your children are your responsibility. Putting them first is not selfish.

So?

Good thing anyone with internet access has all the information the schools have and more right at their fingertips.

Learning from home is easier than ever thanks to the internet. There is extremely little about science that you would learn in public school that you can’t learn at home, and nothing about math.

The public school system isn’t her responsibility. Her kids are.

Or they can do what works for them, you can do what works for you, and not criticize each other for making different decisions?

I grew up homeschooled in a single-income lower middle class suburban family.

Focusing on your children isn’t selfish, because by definition you are focusing on them, not yourself.

The internet has limitless resources for learning on every subject at every stage, and more and more is available every day. No disrespect to teachers, but I would take the internet over a public school education any day.

Wow.

Please explain on this Dr. Pepper floor technology.

Holy shit, it’s a joke. People who get offended by this kind of stuff need to lighten up and quit telling other people what to do.

Hire the best damn people to do the job, not for diversity quotas. This is common sense.

Are you serious?

“All Lives Matter” is not a refutation of the Black Lives Matter movement itself, it is a refutation of the choice to title the movement in a blatantly racially divisive way.

Wow.

Kind of irrelevant when you consider how widespread a fact of life slavery was back then across most of the world.