Teachers signed a pledge from a communism-connected group committing that they would teach CRT even if it meant breaking the law.
Then some desperately tried to hide their beliefs from parents, and dozens of names disappeared from the pledge.
dailywire.com/news/teachers-…
Then some desperately tried to hide their beliefs from parents, and dozens of names disappeared from the pledge.
dailywire.com/news/teachers-…
One is from an uber-conservative town where 9/10 officials are Republican. He claimed he "accidentally" signed the survey because "doesn't always read carefully." He actually wrote a whole paragraph agreeing with it.
“Since I attached my name to it and said I’m going to teach it to your kids, it’s causing me a lot of trouble,” he said. “I just want my name removed.”
Does that mean he decided not too teach CRT?
I’m going “to just do what I’ve always been doing, and not call it that,” he said
Does that mean he decided not too teach CRT?
I’m going “to just do what I’ve always been doing, and not call it that,” he said
Some teachers had a sense of entitlement about their right to push opinions on children while being paid as government employees in a community’s public schools. Monico DaRugna of Gilbert, Arizona, wrote: “It is not up to the Government to run our schools.”
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