Asatru Folk Assembly - January 15, 2026


Approaching ＂Woke＂ Topics in Ásatrú Homeschooling #afa #asatru #asatrufolkassembly #shorts


Episode Stats


Length

1 minute

Words per minute

170.68

Word count

338

Sentence count

9

Harmful content

Hate speech

2

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Summary

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In this episode, we discuss the importance of expanding the scope of our understanding of history and the role of the AFA in educating our children on topics such as American slavery, MLK, and the Civil War.

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 How does the AFA recommend parents teach certain portions of history to their children,
00:00:05.220 which are commonly weaponized by the, in quotes, the other side, such as American slavery, MLK,
00:00:12.720 and so on? We're homeschooling my stepdaughter, and I'm trying to think of ways to approach these
00:00:17.420 topics in an honest and reasonable way. Thanks. Svon, you may have some experience on this.
00:00:23.820 What say you? And my children are also homeschooled, and I think that one of the biggest
00:00:29.400 things you can do about expanding the scope a lot of times you can follow it back to jekyll island 0.92
00:00:35.960 off the coast of georgia with the rockefellers trying to make their perfect little workers
00:00:41.640 and that's the education system or dewey you can focus in on him no matter what at the end of the 0.98
00:00:47.480 day it is hyper focused for purpose and what i find is to open the sky so you know when it comes
00:00:55.320 to things like slavery you know i the first slave owner in virginia was a west african i bring that
00:01:04.200 up quite the the ownership of p as as a practice was common uh you know talking about the barbary
00:01:11.400 pirates talking about the ottoman empire letting my children know that like slavery was a practice
00:01:17.640 and was ended by the west but that it goes further than the way it's just kind of portrayed so you
00:01:25.240 You open up that scope, you open up the scope that the Trail of Tears, so they never paint them in it.
00:01:31.480 They show the Cherokee kind of lamenting as they're moving, but there was like 500 slaves with them.
00:01:36.980 And they were, you know, the last Confederate general was a Native American Cherokee Indian who was fighting to the bitter end that even Robert E. Lee had to tell him to put down his sword.
00:01:48.340 And that was because he didn't want his people to lose their property.
00:01:53.660 And so what's really going on is about opening a scope of things.