Posted on 02/13/2022 4:28:55 AM PST by MtnClimber
Are you excited by the prospect of your tax dollars funding public schools separating first-graders into groups of "oppressors" and "oppressed"?
Despite moves to push back against Critical Race Theory (CRT), it continues to be embraced from kindergarten through college.
-The Oregon Department of Education is training its K–12 teachers in "math equity" to combat "the toxic characteristics of white supremacy culture with respect to math."
-An elementary school in Philadelphia "forced fifth-grade students to celebrate 'black communism' and simulate a Black Power rally in honor of political radical Angela Davis."
-Public schools in Louisville, Kentucky are hosting anti-bias and pro-equity teacher trainings to "eliminate curricular violence" in mathematics education. Last fall, one Virginia school district spent $24,000 on Ibram Kendi books, pushed as "required reading" for U.S. history classes.
-A high school in Minnesota now begins all of its staff meetings with a commitment to dismantling "processes that benefit whiteness."
-In September, a high school in Washington canceled a 9/11 tribute because it could be seen as "racially insensitive."
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
It seems impossible to have a multicultural society with marxists around.
It started with the Clintons and accelerated with the Obamas. Poisoning the minds of children. Public Unions need to be outlawed.
get the FEDGOV out of education
While Marxism is a huge problem I don’t think that multiculturalism works period.
It doesn’t and the chief reason is that proper multiculturalism, as opposed to simply having a diversity of subcultures as an accident of history, at a minimum seeks to formalize cultural divides between and sustain them. Multiculturalism is, in deference to the old melting pot idea, a special plate where the food never touches different food.
CRT is here to stay, educators will just relabel it.
Gee, 2+2=4 and a^2+b^2=c^2 are racist?
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