Fairfax County Schools’ 9/11 Do’s and Don’ts for Teachers: Hide the Jihad and 'Disrupt' Islamophobia

Virginia has become a cesspool of useless talking points, obnoxious photo-ops, and a whirlwind of higher taxes and censorship, and Spanberger hasn't even be in charge for a year.

Scary, right?

Oh, she's flying flags at half-staff? What a giver.

Today, 25 years since the attacks of 9/11, flags across Virginia are flying at half-staff.

We remember the nearly 3,000 people killed that day, the first responders who ran toward danger, the Americans who then answered the call to serve, all who have since passed due to health…
— Governor Abigail Spanberger (@GovernorVA) September 11, 2026

To be fair, Spanberger's intern rattles on much longer in this post but we just can't bring ourselves to share it. It's obvious Democrats care more about making sure Muslims don't feel targeted than they do about remembering what happened on that horrible day, 25 years ago now.

If you had told this editor that we'd ever be at a place where we disrespect what happened to 3000 innocent Americans to 'appease' Islamists ...

For example, this is nuts in Fairfax County. Not even nuts, awful.

Do's and Don'ts? REALLY?

Fairfax County's new 9/11 teaching guide devotes roughly half its content to creating "safe spaces for Muslim and Middle Eastern students." while mentioning military families just three times and first responders once.

The six-page document, obtained by Fox News Digital's… pic.twitter.com/tlzlyxESPy
— Fox News Politics (@foxnewspolitics) September 10, 2026

...@AsraNomani, contains 30 references to Islam, "anti-Muslim racism," and "Islamophobic rhetoric." It explicitly tells teachers not to "associate the 9/11 attacks with Islam or Muslims" and not to "center the extremists or the acts of the extremists."
Only about 15% of the guide actually spells out specific 9/11 instruction.

Retired Vice Admiral Lou Crenshaw, who was inside the Pentagon when al-Qaeda terrorists flew a plane into the building, ripped the guide for failing to convey "the evilness of what actually happened," calling it a sanitized, "vanilla" approach that shaves the facts until students can't figure out what they're learning about.

Yeah, this is just inexcusable.

The guide includes a "Do" and "Don't" list for teachers. Among the don'ts: don't "associate the 9/11 attacks with Islam or Muslims." Don't "center the extremists or the acts of the extremists." pic.twitter.com/RsinYXRQlG
— Fox News Politics (@foxnewspolitics) September 10, 2026

FFS.

They were Muslims.

It was Islam.

Teachers are told to "intentionally include Muslim Americans among the heroes, helpers, and victims" and to "intentionally disrupt the implicit associations between 'Muslim,' 'outsider' and 'terrorist' in our national discourse."

The guide also tells educators that if they hear… pic.twitter.com/kD7iJzmJpA
— Fox News Politics (@foxnewspolitics) September 10, 2026

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