However, do you really know what your tax dollars are funding at our public institutions of higher education?

Instead of studying reading, writing and arithmetic, students are more likely to receive a lesson in indoctrination.

What used to pass as controversial -- free condoms, abortion referrals and Sex 101 -- are no longer du jour.

Today's students are being required to undergo "cultural sensitivity" orientation before setting foot on campus. They are bombarded with endless messages of diversity and tolerance; viewpoints that were probably never shared with parents during visitation sessions and campus tours.

These mandatory orientation seminars are designed so students "remember the skits" throughout their four years, according to a diversity czar at one taxpayer-funded university.

And what are these skits?

They are attacks against anything and anyone viewed as culturally or socially unacceptable in academia: Christians, political conservatives, European-Americans and white men are scoundrels and hate-mongers that must be silenced and oppressed in the eyes of Ivory Tower elitists.

If this wasn't bad enough, administrators and faculty at all 15 of Michigan's universities use tax dollars to fund programs and services that come straight out of liberal San Francisco and the handbook of Bill Ayers -- the domestic terrorist that launched the political career of President Barack Obama now writes the curriculum for many universities and K-12 school districts across the country.

Instead of spending taxpayer money on educating students, the schools spend millions of dollars each year on the operations of diversity offices for every imaginable racial, cultural and sexual minority imaginable, hosting communist and avowed anti-American speakers like Angela Davis and Tom Hayden, sponsoring x-rated drag shows for cross-dressing deviants, and bringing in musical performers that promote alcohol, drugs, sex and the degrading of women.

As taxpayers, we can no longer sit back and tolerate the systematic dismantling of our country. In the words of the philosopher Aristotle, "Tolerance and apathy are the last virtues of a dying society."

Parents and grandparents need to get involved in the education of the next generation.

Ask questions, review textbooks and most importantly, write state legislators to demand that increases in taxpayer funding be refused unless these radical, anti-family and un-American programs and services are ended.