She argues that homeschooling is beneficial because it offers flexibility, encourages self-reliance, and allows parents to foster strong interpersonal skills in their children.

“The benefit of homeschooling is the opportunities and the freedom and the flexibility that you do have so if you are in you know like my online school that I went to I didn't have to finish all my classes by a certain period I had like nine months”

Homeschooling was used as a mechanism for isolation that resulted in her and her siblings being denied a proper education.

“my parents chose to homeschool us for religious reasons um and we homeschooling was hard when you choose to homeschool kids you have to be fully prepared for the responsibility that that you know takes”

Homeschooling is a superior alternative to the public school system, which functions more like child warehousing than education.

“Is it education or is it child warehousing? The answer is mostly it's child warehousing.”

Homeschooling is a significantly better option than public school.

“That sounds like a way better idea than public school.”

John Legend expressed skepticism about the benefits of homeschooling because he believes it lacks necessary social development.

“That's why I'm always, you know, wary of the idea of homeschooling kids because the social development just isn't really there.”

Homeschooling curriculum influenced by Doug Wilson and the classical education movement is used as an insidious tool for political indoctrination.

“I homeschooled my kids in that method until I realized we were up to our necks in um like politics at at like the sixth and seventh grade level. I was like, why are these kids debating like policy? This is weird.”

Doug Wilson hides parenting and marriage manuals within seemingly benign homeschooling materials to indoctrinate families.

“But then right alongside them, he will have parenting books and marriage books that also go into great depth and detail about how he thinks you should be living your life that have nothing to do with education or homeschool.”

Lisa Bunnage views homeschooling as a personal choice comparable to religion and does not hold a professional opinion on it.

“I don't have an opinion on it, by the way. It's one of those things. It's like religion. It's a personal choice.”