Kelsey Grammer Calls US Education 'Child Abuse'

Actor Kelsey Grammer, best known for playing Dr. Frasier Crane on 'Cheers' and 'Frasier,' has sharply criticized the American education system. In an interview on Katie Miller's podcast, he claimed that modern teachers are too negative about the U.S., which he believes harms children's psyche.

Grammer argued that constant criticism of the country in schools amounts to 'child abuse.' According to him, when educators call America a bad country, children start questioning their own worth. The actor called this approach outright abusive and even hinted at a possible conspiracy without going into details.

In response, Kelsey Grammer decided to take education into his own hands. He teamed up with the American Revelation Foundation to launch a series of daily educational videos. Each video covers one year of U.S. history, aiming to provide students with a more objective picture.

The program's website states that Grammer serves as the host. His involvement has sparked mixed reactions: some support his initiative, while others doubt that an actor, even one who played a doctor, can replace professional educators.

Grammer's remarks have already gone viral on social media, sparking heated debates. Many users noted that the 'Frasier' star is back in the spotlight, but this time for his political views rather than his acting.

Notably, Kelsey Grammer has previously spoken out on conservative issues. His new project with the American Revelation Foundation may continue his public efforts to promote traditional values.