Today's guest, Cindy Grosz, a former teacher in New York City, says: Corruption, critical race theory, and anti-white and anti-Semitic racism aren't new in New York public schools. Award-winning teacher Cindy Grosz has been fighting it for years, blowing the whistle on racist language used by the principal at the schools where she worked, and exposing other corruption and bad deeds in New York's schools. Grosz is a veteran at battling New York's entrenched left. For years no one listened. Then she was terminated despite whistleblower protections. Now the true nature of New York schools is a city-wide topic, with the campaign to replace Mayor Bill de Blasio heating up in its final weeks and American Federation of Teachers head Randi Weingarten battling against reopening schools, despite the science, before an abrupt about-face, and pushing more and more critical race theory indoctrination in public schools. "I was exposing what seemed to be one of the most corrupt districts in New York," Grosz tells PJ Media, but "Instead of fixing the problems they seemed to have encouraged it."