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A video shows a content manager allegedly admitting to violating Georgia state laws by including critical race theory in curricula sold to Georgia school districts.

Project Veritas exposed Dr. Quinton Bostic, a prominent educator, and salesman for The Teaching Lab. He told an undercover...

'I have people on my team who have never taught before but know sales,' the employee admitted.

If you are doing something noble, you shouldn’t feel the need to hide it, even if it is against the law. If your undertaking is just, you should fight for it. But if you are making “bank” by violating...

A leading diversity, equity, and inclusion director was caught on tape admitting that he sells illegal lesson plans that teach critical race theory to young students.

Dr. Bostic says he’s evil. “I would say I’m a good salesman, but I’m also an evil salesman.”Since Critical Race Theory is...

“I would say I’m a good salesman, but I’m also an evil salesman," Dr. Quintin Bostic tells Project Veritas in undercover video.

Project Veritas, the reporting organization that does undercover investigations and reveals the results, has caught on camera a self-described "evil salesman" whose strategy is to violate Georgia state law by secretly indoctrinating children with "Critical Race Theory."

There’s growing consensus among New York City officials that creating a more equitable city should be at the very top of New York’s policy priorities in the months ahead. More than two years of the pandemic have exacerbated longstanding disparities in so many aspects of city life, from housing and health care to access to open spaces.

Students in Detroit experienced greater learning loss in math than in reading during the pandemic, and that’s on top of longstanding gaps in achievement.