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© Wikimedia Commons Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen (R) deemed critical race theory and anti-racism programs taught in schools “discriminatory,” saying they violate federal and state law. In an opinion issued Thursday, Knudsen said the use of critical race theory “discriminates on the basis of race, color, or national origin.” He held that certain instances like using race when administering academic programs or forcing an individual to admit privilege are illegal. ADVERTISEMENT However, he said that his opinion is not meant to restrict activities under the First Amendment. “There are many bad ideas, such as the Communist Manifesto, and fraudulent curriculums, like the 1619 Project, that do not violate civil rights laws when taught in Montana schools,” Knudsen said in a statement. “However, much of the training and programming done in the name of ‘antiracism’ perpetuates and glorifies racial stereotypes and division in a way that violates the la

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