@SethAbramson 1/ No one serious is claiming children are being assigned essays from professional legal studies journals. The point is a whole new K-12 pedagogy is emerging downstream from these grad-school ideas. 
@SethAbramson 2/ Founders of CRT and curriculum designers/ instructional coordinators have explicitly used the term “CRT” to describe educational practices.
@SethAbramson 3/ From *Rethinking Ethnic Studies*, on K-12 ed.
"As Ethnic Studies courses enter K-12 school contexts, critical race theory offers concrete tools for framing pedagogies of race..."
"As Ethnic Studies courses enter K-12 school contexts, critical race theory offers concrete tools for framing pedagogies of race..."
@SethAbramson 4/ From ‘Critical Race Theory, Second Edition: An Introduction (Delgado and Stefancic, 2012):
“Although CRT began as a movement in the law, it has rapidly spread beyond that discipline. Today, many in the field of education consider themselves critical race theorists.”
“Although CRT began as a movement in the law, it has rapidly spread beyond that discipline. Today, many in the field of education consider themselves critical race theorists.”
@SethAbramson 5/ From Education Post (funded by the Walton Family Foundation, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and Chan Zuckerberg Initiative):
“CRT...provides educators tools they need to transform current practices in teaching & learning. [...] CRT allows for creation of new curricula that
“CRT...provides educators tools they need to transform current practices in teaching & learning. [...] CRT allows for creation of new curricula that
@SethAbramson 6/ help students think critically about institutions that shape their lives & develop their own affirmative racial identities.”
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