Since white supremacy in the form of "anti-CRT" seems to be the theme of election night, going to share again:
"Anti-CRT efforts will fail... [They] are not just on the wrong side of history; they are on the wrong side of what—and who—America is today."
slate.com/human-interest…
"Anti-CRT efforts will fail... [They] are not just on the wrong side of history; they are on the wrong side of what—and who—America is today."
slate.com/human-interest…
"The truth is that these rules take direct aim at the kind of teachers most dedicated & experienced at communicating about race and racism. The teachers who discuss the tragedies & horrors of anti-Blackness, slavery, and genocide in this country are the exceptions, not the rule.
They are already well-versed in maneuvering around tone-deaf administrators, poorly informed students, scarce resources, and outdated curricula.[...] And I expect that they are the teachers most skilled at circumventing and subverting these sorts of policies.
People who believe that a banned words list can prevent the discussion of American history and culture are people who know neither very well."
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