Parents dispute media narrative that critical race theory is not in schools: 'Ridiculous,' 'a joke'
Parents, activists and academic scholars dispute the progressive narrative CRT is not in schools at Fox Nation's "MisEducation of America" summit.
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Parents, activists and academic scholars dispute the progressive narrative CRT is not in schools at Fox Nation's "MisEducation of America" summit.
Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears recently told Fox News that critical race theory “is definitely being taught in some form or fashion,” in Virginia’s public schools.
The alarm sounds throughout the countryside. As the alert is heard, one by one, two by two, the patriots respond. They are a loosely organized, ragtag band, without official leaders or official orders. Some gather in small groups, others work alone. But, armed with an overpowering idea of truth and an urgency to protect their children, they are determined to expose and drive back their foe.
Parents in Houston said they are scared because the superintendent who implemented CRT-inspired lessons in Loudoun County was hired by their district.
The White House joined the liberal chorus charging critical race theory is not being taught in schools and is only invoked to stoke fear among white parents, a claim belied by ever-increasing reams of evidence.