(WTOL TV, 7/13/21) Ohio’s State Board of Education is being asked to remove a “limitation on verbal public participation” on the topics of “critical race theory” and the “1619 project” at a meeting Tuesday. The term “critical race theory” has been used, typically by academics but more recently by conservatives, to discuss how supposedly race-neutral public policy can contribute to disparate socioeconomic outcomes on racial lines. The term’s origins come from the legal world, and pieces of legislation meant to stop the discussion of race as an impact on history have used the phrase “divisive concepts” instead.
Trending
- Teachers unions silent after study dismantles claim in-person learning was ‘racist’ during COVID
- New York Teachers Receive Eligibility Credits for Learning How to Indoctrinate Students
- Anti-Critical Race Theory School Board Candidates Make Big Gains in Texas
- ‘Not Open … To Parents’: Hyper-Racial Justice Department ‘SPIRIT’ Program Set To Descend On Public School
- Netflix Kills Two ‘Anti Racism’ Shows, One Geared Toward Indoctrinating ‘Babies’
- The Constant Changing Narrative About Critical Race Theory and Child Gender Indoctrination
- Taxpayer-Funded Federal Program Trains Teachers in CRT
- North Carolina Dad’s Anti-CRT School Board Speech: “Parents are taking back the wheel”
