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18 de abr. de 2021 · It was written by a Brearley parent named Andrew Gutmann. If you don’t know about Brearley, it’s a private all-girls school on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. It costs $54,000 a year and prospective families apparently have to take an “ anti-racism pledge ” to be considered for admission.
April 26, 2023: Today, I announced my candidacy for Florida's 22nd Congressional District. I am a political refugee who, like so many others, fled from the mismanagement of a Democrat-led city. I came to Florida for freedom and I believe Palm Beach County, which is experiencing an economic, cultural, and population boom, has the opportunity to ...
1 de nov. de 2023 · Andrew on the Joyce Kaufman Show - 850WFTL Radio. November 1, 2023: Thanks to Joyce Kaufman for inviting me to join her on her radio show. We had a serious discussion about the rise in antisemitism across the Democratic party and about American Jews switching over to the Republican Party in light of Hamas’s attack of Israel.
30 de sept. de 2022 · September 30, 2022 by Ronald E. Yates. On Wednesday, I reprinted a letter from Andrew Gutman, a New York City parent who, in 2021, pulled his daughter out of the exclusive private all-girls Brearley School in the Upper East Side neighborhood of Manhattan to protest the school’s woke policies regarding race and gender.
17 de abr. de 2021 · Published April 17, 2021. Updated April 18, 2021, 8:39 a.m. ET. Andrew Gutmann's 1,700-word letter on the Brearley School went viral. Robert Miller. A father fed up with an elite Manhattan prep ...
26 de abr. de 2023 · An announcement: I am running for Congress. Andrew Gutmann. Apr 26, 2023. 50. 23. Share. Almost exactly two years ago, I wrote a letter and mailed it to every family of my daughter’s New York City private school, the Brearley School. In that letter I expressed a series of objections, most importantly, to the school’s obsession with race and ...
Why Andrew is Running for Congress. Two years ago, I wrote a letter and mailed it to every family of my daughter’s New York City private school, the Brearley School. In that letter I expressed a series of objections, most importantly, to the school’s obsession with race and identity, and to its sweeping mission change after the summer of 2020.
