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Exchange slips through the cracks on one of the other cable networks that's worth watching. such was the case this morning. on cnn, of all places, where they booked a point, counterpoint on critical race theory. >> schools should absolutely be teaching reading, writing, arithmetic, they should not be radicalizing our kids and unfortunately, schools are now radicalizing our kids. this is the volume of the book from critical race theory that as people say teach in law schools, but unfortunately it is now trickling down into little books for children like woke baby, genderqueer. and if there is u...

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Theory that recognizes that systemic racism is part of american society and challenges the beliefs that allow it to flourish. let's talk about this with people who are affected by this discussion. a virginia mom against critical race theory teaching in school. and also with us is a texas parent in favor of critical race theory being taught in schools. i twant to thank both of you fo co coming on. this is an important discussion we're having. you both agree that parents should have a say, right? they should have a say in what their kids are being taught. you differ on what schools should teach....

/PRNewswire/ -- BookNook announced today that it has been selected by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) as an official K–8 reading curriculum provider to...

Back in this room, although it's different, what does it feel like? >> i started here in 1993. this is my starting school. this is my home. read, read, read, read, read. the teachers were here day and night, reading, teaching, teaching reading, but they did the hard work, and they made the gains and that's why president bush was here to congratulate them. >> the principal of this school asked you to greet the president. >> i knew i didn't have to do anything but to say hello, shake a few hands, so i was pretty much calm at that point in time. >> when did things change that morning on the way i...