Bertrand Russell, Jim Bakker, Gov. Abbott and teaching the “good” of slavery.



The Non-Prophets, Episode 20.20 airing Sunday, May 16th at 3PM CST featuring Malty, Jena Miyu, Laura Magee and Guest Host Katie Stewart, Associate Producer of the ACA.

This week’s episode of The Non-Prophets welcomes Katie Stewart as the hosts cover recent news out of the state of Louisiana where State Representative Raymond E. Garofalo brings forth a bill attempting to enforce teachers to not discuss “divisive concepts” and instead pushing for them to emphasize “the good of slavery.” What?! Also, we give a mention to the FFRF for winning a recent court battle over a Nativity scene, and it looks like Jim Bakker was looking to return back to prison over a COVID cure scam. Lastly, we round out the episode with a “Looking Back” segment on the work of Bertrand Russell.

Article 1: Teaching the ‘good of slavery’
Forbes
Louisiana Lawmaker Argues Schools Must Teach ‘Good’ Of Slavery
By Nicholas Reimann Apr 28, 2021
http://tiny.cc/np_goodofslavery

Associated Press [AP]
Bill targeting critical race theory divides La. lawmakers
By MELINDA DESLATTE April 27, 2021
http://tiny.cc/np_racetheory
2021 Regular Session
HOUSE BILL NO. 564
BY REPRESENTATIVE GAROFALO pursuant to ~~~ the Constitution of Louisiana.
https://bit.ly/3hlF0mE

People in Alabama Insist Slaves Were Not Treated Badly in Viral Video
BY SEREN MORRIS April 28, 2021
http://tiny.cc/np_alabamaslaves

Article 2: Texas Nativity May Finally Be Getting Some Competition
FfRF
FFRF wins major court victory against Gov. Abbott censorship
http://tiny.cc/np_ffrfwin
U.S. District Court Ruling and Order
http://tiny.cc/np_courtruling

Article 3:
Convicted Fraudster and Televangelist Jim Bakker Fears Bankruptcy After Selling Fake Coronavirus Cure
http://tiny.cc/np_jimbakker

Jim Bakker Really Wants You to Think He Can Cure Coronavirus” Parody News Video from VICE News: http://tiny.cc/np_jimbakkervideo



“Looking Back” - May 18: Bertrand Russell
http://tiny.cc/np_bertrandrussell
Bertrand Russell - Stanford Encyclopedia -http://tiny.cc/np_bertrandrussell2