Podcast appearances and mentions of Katherine Kersten

In the 63rd episode of the American Experiment Podcast, Grace is joined by producer Isaac to discuss the latest uptick in the Scandal Tracker, as well as the 139 DEI employees embedded in Minnesota public colleges and universities. Later, John Hinderaker and Katherine Kersten sit down to discuss the upcoming hearing on repealing the radical ethnic studies mandate from the Walz administration. Including, a behind the scenes look at American Experiment's victory in court against the MN Department of Education.Remember to DOWNLOAD, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE so you never miss an episode of the American Experiment Podcast! New Episodes every Tuesday at 2!00:00 - Scandal Tracker continues to Rise! 4:28 - DEI Employees in MN State Colleges and Universities 9:32 - John Hinderaker and Katherine Kersten

In this episode, Grettelyn interviews Katherine Kersten, Society Board Member and Senior Policy Fellow at the Center of the American Experiment, about her work advocating in education and the promise she finds in the Chesterton Schools Network model.  https://www.americanexperiment.org/ https://www.chesterton.org/ https://www.chesterton.org/42nd-annual-chesterton-conference/ https://chestertonschoolsnetwork.org/  

04/08/23 Episode 358: Digging into the MN Ethnic Studies Bill with Katherine KerstenSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

REPLAY Ethnic Studies Will Turn Schools into Extremist Boot Camps - Interview with Katherine Kersten See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Katherine Kersten, senior policy fellow at the Center of the American Experiment, joins Liz Collin to discuss her new article exposing "the radical Ethnic Studies addition to Minnesota's proposed Social Studies standards."SUBSCRIBE: https://alphanews.buzzsprout.com/ Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/36L02s5Support the show (https://alphanews.revv.co/donate-today)

Tim Pawlenty chats with Mike McFadden and Katherine Kersten at different points during the hour about their views on the proposed Page Amendment and the impact it would have on Minnesota schools. We also talk about the rise in rude behavior over the course of the pandemic.

Tim Pawlenty explores the pros and cons of the proposed Page Amendment with Mike McFadden and Katherine Kersten with discussions about how the amendment could impact Minnesota's children and schools.

REPLAY Ethnic Studies Will Turn Schools into Extremist Boot Camps - Interview with Katherine Kersten See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ethnic Studies Will Turn Schools into Extremist Boot Camps - Interview with Katherine Kersten See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Third Draft of MN Social Studies Standards - Interview with Katherine Kersten See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When Schools Teach ‘Equity,' Kids Learn Fear and Anger, Interview with Katherine Kersten, Part 2 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When Schools Teach ‘Equity,' Kids Learn Fear and Anger, Interview with Katherine Kersten See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MN Social Studies Standards - Interview with American Experiment's Katherine Kersten & Catrin Wigfall See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MN Social Studies Standards - Interview with American Experiment's Katherine Kersten & Catrin Wigfall See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Contrary to what the mainstream media and some Evangelicals are saying about Critical Race Theory (CRT)—that it's a “bogeyman” (that it's made up, nothing to fear)—Christians who are paying even half attention know and see how this insidious ideology that pits non-whites against whites is infiltrating every institution in our country. The government-run public school system has become a flashpoint for heated confrontations between school boards intent on instituting CRT and parents pushing back on this racist and divisive worldview. One question that has been little discussed is: How did Critical Race Theory become so widely accepted so quickly? In other words, how could such a blatantly wicked ideology be swallowed hook, line, and sinker by so many people? Our guest to answer these questions this Independence Day weekend is Katherine Kersten, a writer, lawyer, and senior policy fellow at the Center of the American Experiment. She has written extensively on CRT, especially as it relates to the educational system here in Minnesota, which is likely taking place in your state as well. She will explain the psychological manipulation—straight from the Marxist playbook—that is being used to delude so many. She will also rebut the false assertions about America that Critical Theorists use as a basis for their deception.

The Revolution in Minnesota's Schools - Interview with Katherine Kersten See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adversary Culture in the 21st Century - Interview with Katherine Kersten See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this special episode of For The Defense, Brad Koffel interviews Katherine Kersten. Katherine Kersten is a lawyer, author, and an expert in critical race theory located in Minnesota.

MN Social Studies Standards Disguised as Race Ideology; Interview with Katherine Kersten - Part 2 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 247: MN Social Studies Standards Disguised as Race Ideology; Interview with Katherine Kersten - Part 1 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

12/19/20 Episode 238: Critical Race Theory - A Closer Look  Interview with Katherine Kersten, Part 2 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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 10/17/20 Episode 229:  Minnesota Must Recover from its Pandemic of Fear - Part 2 - Interview with Katherine Kersten See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

10/10/20 Episode 228: Minnesota Must Recover from its Pandemic of Fear - Interview with Katherine Kersten See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

08/22/20 Episode 221 - Racial Justice: The New Religion? Interview with Katherine Kersten See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

08/01/20 Episode 218: New York Times 1619 Project - Interview with Katherine Kersten See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

GUEST: Katherine Kersten, Senior Policy Fellow, Center of the American Experiment Last week we discussed what is behind the denigration of “whiteness” in the country, examining a section with that title on the website of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of African American History and Culture, along with a now-removed infographic on “Aspects and Assumptions of Whiteness and White Culture in the United States” (you can view it here). Values like the nuclear family, objective thinking, hard work, delayed gratification, and Christianity are associated with whiteness and viewed as unremarkable or even contemptible. In short, the vilification of whiteness is a not-too-veiled vilification of mostly Christian values. This weekend, Katherine Kersten will join us for Part 2 of this topic. Katherine is a senior policy fellow at the Center of the American Experiment, a conservative civic policy organization based in Minnesota. Recently she wrote a column for the Minneapolis Star Tribune titled “Racial Justice: The New Religion?” which highlights much of the “race-ism” worldview of our current times.

The Democrats' treatment of Attorney General William Barr yesterday. Mark Zuckerberg's testimony to Congress. Katherine Kersten, Senior Policy Fellow at Center of the American Experiment, on her piece, "Racial justice: The new religion?" See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

06/27/20 Episode 213: Change the Name, Rewrite History, Redefine Politics - Interview with Katherine Kersten Part 2

06/20/20 Episode 212: Change the Name, Rewrite History, Redefine Politics - Interview with Katherine Kersten

06/13/20 Episode 211: Minnesota Must Recover from its Pandemic of Fear - Interview with Katherine Kersten - Part 2

06/06/20 Episode 210: Minnesota Must Recover from its Pandemic of Fear - Interview with Katherine Kersten

02/22/20 Episode 195: New York Times 1619 Project-Interview with Katherine Kersten

12/14/19 Episode 185: Change the Name, Rewrite History, Redefine Politics-Interview with Katherine Kersten Part 2

12/07/19 Episode 184: Change the Name, Rewrite History, Redefine Politics-Interview with Katherine Kersten

09/21/19 Episode 173: Twin Cities Schools & Racial Balancing-Interview with Katherine Kersten

08/17/19 Episode 168: Rising Concerns over Pediatric Gender Clinics - Interview With Katherine Kersten

06/08/19 Episode 158: Can Edina's Schools Be Saved? Interview with Katherine Kersten-Part 2

06/01/19 Episode 157: Can Edina's Schools Be Saved? Interview with Katherine Kersten

12/15/18 Episode 133: Twin Cities Schools & Racial Balancing, Part 2-Interview with Katherine Kersten

EN 112418 Episode 130 REPLAY of 119 (Twin Cities Schools & Racial Balancing-Interview with Katherine Kersten)

09/08/18 Episode 119: Twin Cities Schools and Racial Balancing, Interview with Katherine Kersten

07/28/18 Episode 113: Racial Discipline Gaps, Interview with Katherine Kersten

Katherine Kersten, a writer and attorney, is a Senior Fellow at Center of the American Experiment. She served as a columnist and writer for the Star Tribune (Minneapolis) from 1996 to 2013. Katherine has written on cultural and policy issues for a variety of publications, including the Wall Street Journal, the Weekly Standard, Christianity Today, Policy Review, American Enterprise, and First Things. For two years, she served as a regular commentator for National Public Radio’s “All Things Considered.”

07/14/18 Episode 111: The Origins of #MeToo with Katherine Kersten

05/20/2018 Episode 103: Racial Discipline Gaps, Interview with Katherine KerstenSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Curtis Ellis from America First Policies joins Justice & Drew to discuss VPOTUS Mike Pence visiting Minneapolis this week. Later, they discuss tax plans and more counterpoints to Katherine Kersten's article before they're joined by Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka.

Justice and Drew discuss Miami teachers that might start living on campus, counterpoints to Katherine Kersten's article, and more.

Justice and Drew discuss data mining and the founder of Facebook feeling bad. Plus, Katherine Kersten from the Center of the American Experiment, recently caused quite a stir in the media recently and she comes on the show to discuss.

What do Karl Marx and learning your ABCs have in common? You might be surprised. In this episode of ‘Just Thinking’, Darrell and Virgil discuss the growing influence of cultural Marxism in public education or, perhaps more accurately, public indoctrination, by looking at what’s transpiring in one school district in Edina, Minnesota, where students were required to participate in such “racially conscious” assignments the ‘Melanin Project’ and where “racial equity” is seemingly more important than academics. What, if anything, does the gospel have to say about this? Take a listen and find out. Inside a Public School Social Justice Factory, by Katherine Kersten, The Weekly StandardThe Marxist Roots of Black Liberation Theology, by Dr. Anthony Bradley, The Acton Institute ‘Big Bang’ Racism, by Darrell B. Harrison, Just Thinking blog

Justice and Drew discuss the corrupt politics of low income housing before they're joined by Katherine Kersten to discuss social justice issues at Edina Public Schools.

Katherine Kersten joins Justice & Drew to discuss the fact that there's a great job market out there for people without four-year degrees.

Katherine Kersten joins Brian Anderson to discuss how public school leaders in St. Paul, Minnesota abandoned student discipline—and unleashed mayhem—in the name of “racial equity.” In January 2014, the Obama administration’s Departments of Education and Justice issued a “Dear Colleague” letter to every school district in the country, laying out guidelines to local officials for how to avoid racial bias when suspending or expelling students. Equity proponents view “disparate impact”—when the same policies yield different outcomes among demographic groups—as conclusive proof of discrimination. But nearly half a decade before that order was announced, the superintendent of St. Paul Public Schools had already embarked on a crusade to dismantle the purported “school-to-prison pipeline”—with disastrous effects for teachers and students. Read Katherine’s piece in the Winter 2017 Issue of City Journal, “No Thug Left Behind.”

Journalists Eliana Johnson, Washington editor of National Review, and Katherine Kersten, attorney and former columnists for the Minneapolis Star Tribune, discuss women in media at the Institute's Midwest Women's Summit in Minnesota in April 2015

Journalists Eliana Johnson, Washington editor of National Review, and Katherine Kersten, attorney and former columnists for the Minneapolis Star Tribune, discuss women in media at the Institute's Midwest Women's Summit in Minnesota in April 2015

Earlier this month, I interviewed a guest who said he had been depressed his whole life. Today, I will talk with All-American Keshawn Durant who became situationally depressed after an injury required him to quit sports. I will compare and contrast the two. I also spoke with Katherine Kersten, a newspaper columnist, on the growing class marriage gap. Rates of … Read more about this episode...