Watch: Conservative Teacher Warned Exactly Where America Was Headed in Decades-Old Video

A decades-old clip of the Christian conservative former educator and VP nominee Ezola Foster resurfaced and went viral last week.

In an almost prophetic speech posted by the X account End Wokeness, Foster discussed the far-left ideology taking root and growing within the American public school system.

Commenting on the push for “diversity,” Foster stated, “I’ve been on this earth more than half a century and as long as I’ve been in America it’s always been diverse. So I’ve been wondering, what do they mean by that?”

“What they mean is that they want to divide us. They want to divide America and keep Americans hating each other.”

This is Ezola Foster.

She was born in Louisiana in 1938 and was a public school teacher for 33 years.

In the 1980s & ’90s she began sounding the alarm about troubling trends in our schools:

-Anti-White racism
-LGBTQ+ indoctrination
-Anti-American revisionism
-The risks of… pic.twitter.com/N2MZE7mFbA

— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) December 28, 2023

In a 1997 speech to the conservative John Birch Society in Dedham, Massachusetts, on problems in American schools stemming from identity politics, Foster said, “I’ve been teaching for 33 years, and during that time I have seen some major changes in our public schools.”

“Basically, what has happened is that our children are being educated today to become world citizens rather than American citizens. And that is very, very dangerous.”

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The educator went on to discuss issues that may have been viewed as fringe at the time but have now grabbed the attention of conservatives, such as anti-white racism, revisionist history and diversity initiatives.

Foster — who was the Reform Party’s candidate for vice president in the 2000 election when conservative commentator Pat Buchanan was the ticket’s presidential nominee — succinctly and scathingly called out identitarian activist groups. Those groups are what the establishment media now present as “social justice” movements.