A nationwide initiative has emerged targeting educators accused of publicly celebrating or justifying the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
The 1776 Project PAC has launched an online reporting portal where concerned citizens can flag teachers who have shared posts or comments endorsing Kirk’s murder.
The PAC reports a surge of submissions since the platform went live, reflecting widespread concern over the exposure of students to extremist rhetoric.
Stefano Forte, executive director of 1776 Project PAC, emphasized the initiative is about accountability, not censorship.
“We are not restricting speech, but people in positions of authority cannot openly condone violence and still be entrusted with young people,” Forte said.
He called accusations that the project violates free speech “baseless,” noting that consequences follow public actions, especially when those actions glorify murder.
Resist the Mainstream has continuously reported on social media posts mocking or justifying Kirk’s death that have appeared from politicians, journalists, first responders and healthcare workers as well.
Forte said the PAC’s goal is to make the public aware of these statements, rather than suppress legitimate discourse.
“These posts were made openly. We are simply highlighting what people have chosen to say,” he explained.
Several high-profile cases have emerged.
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