A correspondent in Yonkers (where, as all Ella Fitzgerald fans know, true

love conquers) offers disturbing evidence that the ChiComs have begun

infiltrating our school districts.

“My daughter’s elementary school (she’s in kindergarten) is celebrating

Chinese-American month. As part of that, the classroom across the hall is

now displaying China’s flag (specifically, the flag of the PRC, introduced

in 1949). They’ve had the kids create these for display. I suppose at

Cuban-American heritage month, perhaps they’ll let people create little

portraits of Che.”

My correspondent attaches a picture of the ChiCom flag display so lovingly

produced by American tots.

Apparently this is all in aid of something called “Chinese-American Heritage

Month.” (Known to some of us as “January.”)

Here is just one of the many questions that arise. Given the infinite

concern that school authorities show towards kids’ sensibilities in matters

of bacjground, parentage, and so on, what effect will this have on Chinese

kids whose parents come from Raiwan? Or whose parents have fled persecution

by the Communists?

Just for once, I want to see a “sensitivity” lawsuit launched. Let’s get

the ACLU on this. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!