As 2025 comes to a close, we want to thank you for supporting Accuracy in Media.
Your support helped AIM investigate K-12 administrators admitting on hidden camera that they were breaking state laws and believed no one would stop them. Those videos reached tens of millions, triggered investigations by attorneys general, forced resignations in multiple districts, and, in Texas, became an important part of the conversation as lawmakers debated school choice reform.
In addition, the Governor followed through on a pledge made in direct response to AIM’s investigations, making Texas the first state to ban DEI in K–12 education.
And when DEI bans were being ignored, AIM was able to capture administrators in states like Florida, North Carolina, Utah, and Iowa, admitting they were keeping DEI alive through rebranding and funding tricks.
AIM exposed it. Administrators were removed. Offices were shut down. State investigations were opened.
And when antisemitism and political extremism were tolerated on campuses and institutions across the country, AIM created a wave of activism.
At institutions like Northwestern and the Virginia Military Institute, AIM’s accountability campaigns forced leadership changes. Violent antisemitic rioters lost their jobs. In Seattle, a public-school teacher with a criminal record who promoted antisemitism is now facing termination proceedings after months of inaction.
Accountability is severely lacking in our society. Criminals are set free after charges are dropped. Anti-American radicals run our universities. But your support enabled us to deliver real accountability from coast to coast.
Our next investigations are already underway. What happens next depends on whether our work stays funded.
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