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Dangerous, if they re the wrong kinds of ideas but what do you think in your books people are afraid of? well, i think people have been misled into believing that the problem isn t racism, isn t racial inequality, isn t racial injustice, the problem are those people who are speaking out against racial inequity, and injustice, and racism, that they are the problem, that indeed, they re anti-white, and i think people believe this white nationalist sort of talking point that those of us who are striving to create equity and justice for all, whether it s been race or class or gender or sexuality, that somehow we re the problem and of course books reveal the true problem, it reveals it to young and old people, and for whatever reason, people want to stop that ....
Here s a question. how do you teach black history month when you re not allowed to teach about black history? that s a road block that a lot of educators are running into these days. in fact, an analysis from the education week found that since the beginning of 2021, 36 states are introduced bills or taken other steps that would restrict teaching critical race theory or limit how teachers can discuss racism. one of those states my former home state of virginia, former capital of the confederacy, so that s going to be really hard for them and it s a problem that hasn t gone unnoticed by one of my favorite state senators of the state of virginia who you met earlier this week on this show, and these efforts to limit what could be taught, are creating confusing situations in the classroom, axios writes about, how some worry these restrictions set up scenarios where teachers could mention jackie robinson but not discuss why black players could not be allowed in major league baseball ....
Being passed in states all across the country. bans primarily target books with what is seen as racial or lbgtq themes, like all boys aren t blue by george m. johnson, and how to be an antiracist by dr. ibramx. kennedy and an auto biography of former first lady michelle obama that one texas parent promoted quote reverse racism. the school district denied that request thankfully. joining me now is one of the authors, professor, four hundred souls, it was just released in paper back, and doctor, your book low to be anti-racist, it shot up to number one during the summer of 2020 during the country s racial reckoning, when people are seeking out to learn and engage in anti racism and anti-racism work. but there has been a backlash against critical race theory and antiracism since then. ....
Companion. he has worked in more empty rooms then a hotel cleaning remain. she was from the president of now to the president of wow, fo nation host tammy bruce. she is still a libertarian she told trick-or-treaters to quit asking for handouts. fox news contributor kat timpf. emily, you claim to be a lawyer. did they, when you pass off a hoax them to somebody else, can they see them if they wanted to? anyone can always sue, it s whether it would be successful great here i think it s vintage talk to just a really dirty campaign trick we know it s truly insincere because according to them, isn t racism the worst thing ever? so why perpetuate a. ....
It is so far from the dream of martin luther king where we are recognizing people on the content of their character, not the color of their skin. it is all about the color of their skin. if that isn t racism, i don t know what is. the spence school said this. this video is not part of our curriculum. we trust dedicated teachers and stand by professionalism and commitment to their students is what they told fox news. the video you were talking about. a clip that was shown to eighth graders. graduation. there is a right answer. there is no right answer. i actually never thought about this. i would say that i am less concerned with race than you are. ....