Black Senators hold up Missouri GOP's critical race theory legislation • Missouri Independent
Black Senators held up a bill that would limit what Missouri teachers can say about race Wednesday in a heated discussion.
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Black Senators held up a bill that would limit what Missouri teachers can say about race Wednesday in a heated discussion.
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The Republican-backed bill seeks to restrict educators from teaching certain concepts, such as “individuals of any race, ethnicity, color, or national origin are inherently superior or inferior.” The legislation does not define "critical race theory," which is not taught in elementary or secondary schools, but the buzzword overwhelmed hearings.
Black Democrats in the Missouri Senate held the chamber for roughly three hours Wednesday as they condemned a Republican-sponsored bill targeting diversity training and race curriculum.
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