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Contrary To The New York Times, Homeschooling Is Still A Much Better Alternative To Public Schools, by Nathanael Blake – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

Contrary To The New York Times, Homeschooling Is Still A Much Better Alternative To Public Schools, by Nathanael Blake

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December 20, 2025

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Image Credit cottonbro studio / Pexels. Homeschool family

By Nathanael Blake, The Federalist, December 19, 2025

Nathanael Blake is a senior contributor to The Federalist and a fellow in the Life and Family Initiative at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. He is the author of “Victims of the Revolution: How Sexual Liberation Hurts Us All” (Ignatius, 2025).

Block claims to just want to protect children from abuse and neglect, but his nebulous ideas of what that means would put all homeschoolers at risk of being unjustly targeted by government officials.

A man ought to have a really, really good reason to wr i te a New York Times piece trashing his dead mother. Stefan Merrill Block did not, but he went ahead anyway, with a piece headlined “Home-Schooled Kids Are Not All Right.”

Block opened dramatically: “By my third year of home-schooling — in 1994, when I was 12 — Mom’s project of turning me back into an infant was nearly complete.” To demonstrate this, he informed readers that his mother “had been applying lighteners and hydrogen peroxide to restore my brownish hair to the bright blond of its baby color.” Also, after “reading that a crawling phase might help an infant develop fine motor control, she determined that, even at age 12, it might not be too late for me to crawl my way to better handwriting.” …

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Contrary To The New York Times, Homeschooling Is Still A Much Better Alternative To Public Schools, by Nathanael Blake

Founder’s Quote

The Fulton County 2020 Election Bombshell, by David Catron

By Nathanael Blake, The Federalist, December 19, 2025

Block claims to just want to protect children from abuse and neglect, but his nebulous ideas of what that means would put all homeschoolers at risk of being unjustly targeted by government officials.

A man ought to have a really, really good reason to write a New York Times piece trashing his dead mother. Stefan Merrill Block did not, but he went ahead anyway, with a piece headlined “Home-Schooled Kids Are Not All Right.”

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A man ought to have a really, really good reason to wr i te a New York Times piece trashing his dead mother. Stefan Merrill Block did not, but he went ahead anyway, with a piece headlined “Home-Schooled Kids Are Not All Right.”